Shibuya Roblox Discord: Official Server and How to Join Safely

How to join the official Shibuya Discord safely

Shibuya [Beta] is the Jujutsu Kaisen inspired fighting game by the Roblox group Project M, and the developers attached their official social links to the game's own Roblox page. That page is your way in:

This beats hunting for an invite link through a search engine. A link copied from some other site doesn't tell you who posted it or whether it still points at the developers' server. The Discord icon on the game page removes that guesswork, because it is the link Project M itself attached to Shibuya [Beta].

What the dev team posts in the server

The official server is run by the dev team, and it works as the game's main announcement channel. New codes and updates drop there directly, alongside update logs, sneak peeks and promotional rewards.

For codes specifically: new codes are shared inside the server, and you can favorite the Codes channel to make checking for codes easier. The developer usually also states when a code expires, so you know which ones are still worth redeeming. If you would rather check a maintained list than dig through announcements, the Shibuya codes page keeps the current codes in one place.

The Discord matters even more because of where the game is in development: Shibuya is currently in its early stages, and its own description warns that things are subject to change and improvement. That is why the server is the best place to catch the newest announcements and update logs while the game keeps changing.

Other ways to follow Shibuya and Project M

The game info area that holds the Discord icon also includes a Trello link for the game, covered on our Shibuya Trello page. Joining the Project M Roblox group is another way to keep track of announcements and game milestones, such as seeing when the next sorcerer grade expansion drops.