Cash, credits, and tokens
A second label used for Edna and for a soldier bounty.
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Credits: A second label used for Edna and for a soldier bounty. Get it by Quest turn-ins and the soldier line. Not confirmed on every cash-out. Use it to Read what the shop is actually charging before you grind soldiers for credits.
Edna's delivery paid 100 credits in one run. A spare-uniform screen offered 25 credits for each soldier taken down. Nothing says these credits spend in the same shop as cash.
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Seen as | Credits |
| Example from a run | 100 for Edna once; 25 per soldier on one screen |
Quest turn-ins and the soldier line. Not confirmed on every cash-out.
Read what the shop is actually charging before you grind soldiers for credits.
No working code and no expired code has been recorded, and no redemption screen has been documented. Progress comes from shopping days, quests, and the between-day shop.
Recorded normal runs ask for 8 items on day one, 12 on day two, and 16 on a later day. The names change every run. Press M and follow the marked items. Do not memorize one fixed list.
Bring the marked groceries to the front checkout and cash out inside the entrance safe zone. In co-op the day does not close until the surviving players are in that zone together. Then each player readies up. One squad was auto-readied after about 20 seconds.
Written guides treat nearby clicking as the Locust being close: turn the flashlight fully off and stand still. Recorded runs also stop on a scream and move once if a heartbeat continues. Do both. There is no documented number of seconds to wait.
Not confirmed. The HUD can say 3 days to fill the order, and some groups call a cash-out a win, but no recording shows a win screen. Other runs continue to day five and describe an endless loop. The access-card ending is a separate unverified written route.
Recorded runs receive a flashlight when the store goes dark. It is not shown as a shop purchase. The beam is described as weak. One session lost the flashlight after a death. A paid lamp has not been documented.