Catch And Tame
Catch And Tame Events Schedule: Latest Updates and What’s Next

Catch And Tame’s event calendar is quiet right now: nothing is live and no new update has been announced yet. The most recent drop was the Pirate Cove update, which ran over the weekend of Sunday, October 18. Manta Games’ lasso-and-collect game still carries a large lifetime following — more than about 470,000,000 visits and over about 1,300,000 favorites — with about about 1,600 players in game as of November 2.
Recent weeks have followed a steady two-part rhythm: a content update on Sundays and a short Admin Abuse session mid-week. The Kaiju update landed Sunday, October 11, Pirate Cove followed on October 18, and the latest Admin Abuse session ran Wednesday, October 21. Nothing has been placed on the calendar beyond that so far.
This page lays out what Manta Games has run most recently, when those sessions started, and how the studio’s release pattern has been shaping up. We keep it current as new updates and events are announced.






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Recent updates and what’s next
Pirate Cove update — Sunday, October 18
The newest content drop was the Pirate Cove update, which went live Sunday, October 18 at 3:00 p.m. ET (12:00 p.m. PT, 7:00 p.m. UTC) and stayed open for about a day before closing on October 19. It drew about 8,300 interested players. Manta Games kept the specifics light beyond the pirate-cove theme, in line with how it has handled its recent weekend updates.
Kaiju update — Sunday, October 11
The week before, the Kaiju update ran Sunday, October 11, also starting at 3:00 p.m. ET and lasting roughly 24 hours. It was the bigger draw of the two, pulling about 35,000 interested players — the largest turnout among the game’s recent events.
Weekly Admin Abuse sessions
Between the weekend updates, Manta Games runs a short Admin Abuse session mid-week. These land on Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. ET (6:00 a.m. PT, 1:00 p.m. UTC) and last a single hour. The two most recent ran October 14 and October 21, drawing a few thousand players each — far smaller crowds than the weekend content updates, but a dependable mid-week fixture.
What’s next
No new update or session has been announced yet. If the recent rhythm holds, the next content update would fall on a Sunday afternoon and the next Admin Abuse session on a Wednesday morning, but Manta Games hasn’t confirmed any dates. We’ll add them here once they’re set, and exact start and end times appear in the schedule above.
How Catch And Tame’s update rhythm works
Manta Games has settled into two overlapping weekly cycles. Content updates arrive on Sundays at 3:00 p.m. ET and stay live for about 24 hours — the Kaiju update on October 11 and Pirate Cove on October 18 both followed that pattern. Between them, the mid-week Admin Abuse sessions run every Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. ET for one hour.
The weekend drops are the headline moments and tend to draw the larger crowds. The Kaiju update’s turnout was several times that of the recent Admin Abuse sessions, which have landed in the low thousands. That gap shows how much more the named content updates pull players in than the recurring mid-week events.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next Catch And Tame update?
Nothing is scheduled yet. The most recent update was Pirate Cove on Sunday, October 18. Manta Games’ recent updates have been landing on Sundays at 3:00 p.m. ET, but the studio hasn’t announced the next one; any new date will show in the schedule above once it’s set.
When do Catch And Tame’s Admin Abuse events run?
Admin Abuse sessions have been running every Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. ET (6:00 a.m. PT, 1:00 p.m. UTC) for one hour. The two most recent took place on October 14 and October 21.
What time do Catch And Tame updates start?
The weekend content updates have been starting at 3:00 p.m. ET, which is 7:00 p.m. UTC, on Sundays and staying live for around 24 hours.
How many players does Catch And Tame have?
About about 1,600 players are in the game right now, and it has passed more than about 470,000,000 visits with over about 1,300,000 favorites since launch.