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Project Delta — What to know before you start
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OverviewProject Delta is an open-world first-person survival shooter set in a post-apocalyptic Estonia after a nuclear power plant disaster. You scavenge for gear, fight other players, and decide whether to fight for your faction or go your own way. This guide covers how to survive your first runs, how to raid key locations, and how to handle the game's PvP without losing everything you've earned.
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Contents
01
What to know before you start
Warn
In short
The game is still in development, so expect resets and sudden changes — keep your most valuable progress in skins and Delta currency.
Project Delta is an active development title, and large updates can wipe your inventory and non-permanent items. The two things that survive those resets are your skins and your Delta currency.
Worth watching out for
Inventory and non-permanent items can be reset by a major update
Skins and Delta currency are kept through resets
Frequent restarts are normal
do not treat them as bugs
02
Key raiding — loot a location and get out clean
CheckIn short
Key raiding works best on low-population servers when you plan your route and extract before anyone knows you were there.
Key raiding means picking one location, going straight to it, looting it, and extracting. Choose servers that are not packed, move quietly, and know your extract point before you ever reach the loot. The community guide for Bunker 05 (map grid Q4) notes the run takes about ten minutes if you avoid contact, and the Crane location (map grids K19/I20) has a close extract to the north that makes it forgiving for beginners.
- Choose a low-population server before you load in
- Know which doors your key opens do not carry a key to a room you cannot access
- Plan your extract point before you leave spawn, not after you have the loot
- Bring food, water, medicine, and extra ammo alongside your key
- Keep only items that traders do not sell sell everything else
- Avoid PvP unless you have no other option
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03 Live and upcoming events
Events
いま開催中・開催予定のイベントです。期間が決まっているので先に確認しておきましょう。
04
Three locations and what to expect at each
Summary
In short
Bunker 05 is the safest introduction to key raiding, the Crane is moderate, and the Airfield should wait until you have a partner or strong gear.
The map has several points of interest worth knowing before you raid. Each one has a different risk level, loot density, and extract situation.
- Bunker 05 (grid Q4) two rooms, rarely camped, up to 30 loot spawn chances; extract at L3 or the campfire east of the Wooden Bridge
- Crane (grids K19/I20) moderate risk with a close extract; slide down a support leg and swim northwest to the boat
- Airfield (bottom-left of map) highly contested, almost impossible to loot solo without a weapon to deal with the resident sniper; extract at the Airfield point or grid T12
05
Redeem codes
SummaryIn short
Two working codes are currently tracked by this site — enter them in the game's menu before they expire.
The development team distributes redeem codes that can be entered in the game's menu for items or Delta currency. This site currently tracks two working codes; check the live codes section of this page for the actual strings, since codes are not printed in the guide text.
- Working codes tracked by this site 2 as of September 13, 2026
- Usage limit each code can only be redeemed once per account
- Expiry some codes have a deadline
06 Working codes
Codes
FREE
Delta Bux 200
Delta Bux 200
plsfix
200 Delta Bux
200 Delta Bux
Glossary
Glossary- Delta currency
- The in-game currency of Project Delta, which is earned through play and is kept even when a major update resets your inventory.
- Key raiding
- A playstyle where you bring a specific key to one locked location, loot it quickly, and extract without getting into unnecessary fights.
- Extract
- A designated point on the map where you leave a raid and secure whatever loot you are carrying.
- Faction
- A group or side you join in the game that determines your allies and affects how you approach the wider conflict in the wasteland.
- Skin
- A cosmetic item that changes how your character looks without affecting any gameplay stats, and one that survives update resets.
Common questions
FAQWill I lose my stuff when the game updates?
Major updates can reset your inventory and non-permanent items. Your skins and Delta currency are kept through those resets.
Is the Airfield worth raiding as a solo player?
The Airfield is one of the most contested locations on the map, and the community guide notes it is nearly impossible to loot without a weapon capable of dealing with a stationed sniper.
What should I do with loot after a successful key raid?
Hold on to anything rare or hard to find — items that traders do not stock are worth keeping. Everything you can buy from a trader is better sold for Delta currency so you can reinvest it.
Can I play without spending money?
Delta currency can be earned through play, and skins only affect your appearance, not your strength.
Updated Sep 14, 2026
Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.
Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.
