Quick answer: Public badge records point to two experiences outside Roblox’s official nine-game The Hollow lineup with event-related badges: Flee the Facility (“The Hollow 2026”) and Clean all the Leaves (“Halloween Event”). A badge called “The Hollow 26” has also been reported in Steal An Egg, but its name alone does not prove an event connection. Verify badges in Roblox before spending time on a task.
Updated October 24, 2026. This guide separates Roblox-confirmed details from community reports; availability and ticket credit may change.
What Roblox officially confirmed
Roblox’s October 21 newsroom announcement says The Hollow runs October 22 through November 2, features nine monsters over nine nights, and ends with a live finale on October 31. The nine experiences are 99 Nights in the Forest, DOORS, Dandy’s World, Piggy, Scary Shawarma Kiosk, Animal Hospital, The Mimic, Demonology, and Warden. Roblox says quests can earn exclusive avatar items.
The official nine-game monster roster is not the same as every game with a seasonal badge or reported ticket task. Keep those categories separate.
Outside-the-nine badge evidence
1. Flee the Facility — “The Hollow 2026”
A public badge-index snapshot lists a badge named The Hollow 2026 under Flee the Facility. This is a strong candidate for an event-related badge outside the official nine. Open the experience’s own badge list to confirm it remains enabled. A badge record does not independently establish the current objective, ticket payout, or successful hub credit.
2. Clean all the Leaves — “Halloween Event”
Public badge data lists Halloween Event for Clean all the Leaves, which is not in Roblox’s nine-game announcement. A dated community guide reports a timed Halloween-map objective and a 20-Ticket payout. Treat that amount and route as community-reported, not a Roblox guarantee. Check the live event panel and badge description before relying on exact requirements.
Do not confuse the Halloween Event badge with the game’s ordinary “Leaf Collection” or “SECRET ENDING” badges; similar names can refer to different objectives.
3. Steal An Egg — “The Hollow 26” needs verification
A public badge tracker has reported a badge called The Hollow 26 in Steal An Egg, which is not among the nine announced experiences. A badge name or creation date alone does not establish that Roblox intended it as a The Hollow reward. Treat it as a lead, not a confirmed ticket route, unless the experience’s own event panel or badge description links it to the event.
Other games mentioned in ticket-task reports
Community guides have also mentioned Fisch, PARANORMAL, Sell Lemons, Clean Crew, Survive Overnight in a Mega Store, Tower Defense Simulator, Plus 1 Speed Keyboard Escape, and Toons Universe in connection with The Hollow’s “Visit Games” or ticket tasks. This is a broader, less certain category than verified event badges. Hub tiles can change, and a reported task is not the same as a confirmed badge or guaranteed reward.
Use the live event hub’s quest panel as the deciding source. If a game appears there, follow the objective shown in-game, use the same Roblox account, then return to The Hollow and look for a badge-credit prompt. If the game is absent from your current hub panel, do not assume an older guide is current.
How to verify a badge
- Open the game from its official Roblox page. Avoid lookalike experiences and copied links.
- Read the badge name and description. A seasonal name is a clue, not proof of event eligibility.
- Complete the objective shown in-game. Do not trust sites promising free Robux or asking for account credentials.
- Check your badge inventory. If the badge appears but tickets do not, return to The Hollow and inspect its badge-credit prompt. Rejoining may refresh a display, but it is not a guaranteed fix.
Frequently asked questions
Which games outside the main nine have event-related badges?
Public badge evidence points to Flee the Facility (“The Hollow 2026”) and Clean all the Leaves (“Halloween Event”). Steal An Egg’s “The Hollow 26” is a possible lead, but the name alone does not prove an event connection.
Are all games in ticket guides confirmed badge sources?
No. Some guides describe ticket tasks or hub tiles rather than badges. Verify each game in the live hub before treating it as an available route.
Does earning a badge guarantee tickets or a free UGC item?
No. Badge award, hub ticket credit, and item delivery are separate steps. Check the hub balance and each item’s requirements.
Where can I check the official nine-game lineup?
Read Roblox’s official announcement and open The Hollow experience page.
Sources
- Roblox Newsroom — official event dates and nine-game roster.
- Flee the Facility on Roblox — check current experience and badge list.
- Clean all the Leaves on Roblox — check current event and badge details.
- Public badge-index snapshot — secondary reference; counts and availability can change.
- Community guide to the Clean all the Leaves ticket task — reported instructions, not a Roblox guarantee.
Bottom line: Start by checking Flee the Facility and Clean all the Leaves, verify the badges in Roblox, and treat Steal An Egg plus other ticket-task lists as unconfirmed until the live hub or badge details back them up.
