Scream And Run event
Scream And Run New Map / New Monster: Start Times & Countdown

New Map / New Monster is the weekly shake-up at the heart of Scream And Run, the survival-chase game from Scream And Run Studios where a fresh location and a brand-new pursuer arrive together every Friday. Each run drops players into terrain they haven’t learned yet, stalked by a creature they haven’t faced before, so the routes and reflexes from last week count for nothing.
It draws a crowd for good reason: Scream And Run has pulled in about 15,000,000 visits and more than about 100,000 favorites, with about 12,000 players in the game right now. The event keeps that crowd coming back on a predictable weekly beat, and it has already cycled through 2 runs. The next start time and countdown are on the card below.

Scream And Run
New Map / New Monster
Sep 11, 2:30 PM ET
Next in 3d 0h 41m
- Fridays, 2:30 PM ET
Runs weekly.
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How often New Map / New Monster runs
The event lands weekly. It runs every Friday at 2:30 PM ET, the same slot each week, so you can plan around it once and catch it every cycle. The next Friday run begins Friday, September 11 at 2:30 PM ET. Because it repeats on one fixed weekly window, a single time in ET falls at very different local hours around the world. Here is when 2:30 PM ET Friday lands across the major regions:
| Region | Local start time |
|---|---|
| US East (ET) | Friday, 2:30 PM |
| US Pacific (PT) | Friday, 11:30 AM |
| UK (BST) | Friday, 7:30 PM |
| Central Europe (CEST) | Friday, 8:30 PM |
| India (IST) | Saturday, 12:00 AM |
| Japan (JST) | Saturday, 3:30 AM |
| Australia East (AEST) | Saturday, 4:30 AM |
What happens in New Map / New Monster
Every run pairs two changes at once, and that pairing is the whole idea:
- A new map — an unfamiliar layout to sprint through, with its own routes, hiding spots and choke points you have to learn on the fly.
- A new monster — a different pursuer with its own movement and habits, so the escape tactics that saved you last week may not carry over.
Because the stage and the threat both switch together, each Friday resets the challenge for veterans and newcomers alike rather than layering onto a map people have already mastered. That constant reset is what keeps the chase tense week after week.
Tips for catching it
- Pick the window that suits you. 2:30 PM ET is late Friday evening across Europe and the small hours of Saturday in Asia and Australia, so check the table above and set a reminder if it lands overnight for you.
- Jump in early. The opening minutes of a new map are when everyone is still learning the layout, which makes it the most level playing field of the week.
- If you miss it, you haven’t missed it for long — the event returns the following Friday at the same time with another map-and-monster pair.
How it fits Scream And Run’s rhythm
New Map / New Monster is the game’s steady weekly heartbeat. There is no crowded calendar to keep up with here — the Friday refresh is the recurring beat that keeps the chase feeling new, and it’s the date to circle each week. We update this page as the schedule changes.
Frequently asked questions
What time is the Scream And Run New Map / New Monster event in my timezone?
It runs Fridays at 2:30 PM ET, which is 11:30 AM PT, 7:30 PM in the UK, 8:30 PM in Central Europe, 12:00 AM Saturday in India, 3:30 AM Saturday in Japan and 4:30 AM Saturday in eastern Australia.
How often is the Scream And Run New Map / New Monster event?
It runs weekly — every Friday at 2:30 PM ET, at the same slot each week.
When is the next Scream And Run New Map / New Monster event?
The next run begins Friday, September 11 at 2:30 PM ET; the exact time and the usual weekly window are on the card above.
What do you do in Scream And Run New Map / New Monster?
You explore a brand-new map while evading a new monster introduced for that run, learning the fresh layout quickly and staying a step ahead of a pursuer whose behaviour you haven’t seen before.