For U.S. Roblox players · October 29, 2026 · By Shivam Das
Quick answer: The Hollow’s final daily floors are expected to feature The Overseer from WARDEN on October 29 and Piggy on October 30, based on current secondary event guides. Roblox officially confirms that The Hollow has nine monsters over nine nights and a live finale on October 31, but its Newsroom announcement does not publish a day-by-day monster timetable. Check the live event elevator before relying on any schedule. You can continue collecting eligible rewards until noon Pacific time on November 2.
With the finale approaching, the smart move is to prepare for the next maze without treating rumors as official instructions. Keep your remaining reward list short, verify the floor that is actually open, and claim each reward before you leave the hub.
What is expected on October 29 and 30?
Current guides report this closing sequence:
- October 29: The Overseer, from WARDEN, is expected for the eighth daily monster.
- October 30: Piggy is expected for the ninth daily monster.
- October 31: Roblox says a live finale for all players will begin in the morning. The exact time should be checked on Roblox’s official event listing.
- November 2: Roblox says players can continue collecting rewards until noon Pacific time.
The two daily monster assignments above are reported by secondary guides, not listed with dates in Roblox’s original Newsroom post. If the live elevator or event page differs, follow the in-game display. Do not assume a fan schedule proves that a floor is already open in your server.
Before entering a new floor: five-minute prep
- Open the official hub. Use The Hollow on Roblox, then check the elevator and active floor label.
- Read the objective first. Identify the puzzle or relic goal before running deep into the maze. The exact mechanics can differ by floor.
- Keep your route flexible. Learn the nearest recognizable landmarks, but do not rely on an old floor map if the layout or puzzle has changed.
- Prioritize survival over speed. If a monster is close, create distance and reorient yourself before returning to the puzzle. A failed run can cost more time than a cautious route.
- Verify the claim. After completing the objective, confirm the reward appears in the event interface, inventory, or badge list before starting another game.
How to avoid losing time near the finale
Make a missing-rewards list
Write down only the rewards you still want. Separate The Hollow floor rewards from partner-experience quests, Tickets, badges, and paid Marketplace items. These categories are not interchangeable, and a paid avatar item should never be assumed to be a free quest reward.
Finish the clearest objective first
If you have limited playtime, attempt a floor whose objective you understand before starting a longer partner-game quest. If you are stuck after repeated attempts, review the in-game clues and return later instead of spending the entire session on an unverified walkthrough.
Do not wait until the finale to claim items
The finale and the reward-collection deadline are separate milestones. Roblox’s official post says the finale begins the morning of October 31 and rewards remain collectible until noon PST on November 2. That extra window is useful, but it is not a reason to leave every claim until the last hour.
What is officially confirmed—and what is still a schedule report?
Officially confirmed by Roblox: The Hollow is a platform-wide Halloween survival event featuring nine horror-game monsters across nine nights; a live finale is scheduled for the morning of October 31; eligible rewards can be collected until noon Pacific time on November 2.
Reported by secondary guides: The Overseer is assigned to October 29 and Piggy to October 30 in the day-by-day sequence. These reports may be useful for planning, but verify each floor in the live game. Roblox’s announcement names the nine monsters but does not assign every monster to a calendar date.
Not safe to assume: Every item mentioned in a video is free, every badge is a UGC item, or a third-party countdown reflects your exact server state. Use the event’s own reward description and your account inventory as the final check.
Frequently asked questions
Is The Overseer definitely the October 29 monster?
Current secondary guides report The Overseer for October 29, but Roblox’s Newsroom announcement does not publish the complete day-by-day calendar. Check the live hub for confirmation.
When is Piggy expected in The Hollow?
Secondary guides place Piggy on October 30 as the ninth daily monster. Treat that as the reported schedule until the live event confirms it.
Does the event end on October 31?
The live finale is scheduled for the morning of October 31, but Roblox says reward collection continues until noon Pacific time on November 2.
What should I do if a reward does not appear?
Recheck the objective tracker and claim prompt, then inspect the relevant inventory or badge list. If it still has not registered, revisit the official event experience and its current instructions rather than trusting a third-party promise.
Sources
- Roblox Newsroom: The Hollow Halloween survival event — official event format, finale, and reward deadline.
- Roblox Developer Forum announcement — official description and monster lineup.
- The Hollow schedule tracker — secondary day-by-day schedule; some assignments are explicitly marked as not confirmed by Roblox.
- Gamezebo’s The Hollow quest guide — secondary guide for the reported daily sequence.
- The Hollow official Roblox experience — check the current floor and in-game objectives.
Image note: The images are real Roblox-related game or event visuals. Some are general horror/Halloween illustrations rather than screenshots of the current The Hollow floor; they do not prove a reward requirement or puzzle answer. Updated October 29, 2026.
