DON'T LET HIM IN event
DON’T LET HIM IN Daily/Weekly Quests: Schedule & Next Countdown
In DON’T LET HIM IN, the Daily and Weekly Quests are the standing set of objectives that reset on a fixed rhythm and keep rewards flowing to players who log in regularly. They are a permanent fixture of dilly dally games’ co-op horror title rather than a one-off event — a fresh slate of tasks comes around on schedule, week after week. The game has pulled in about 33,000,000 visits and sits on about 230,000 favorites, with about 1,100 players in-game as of November 6.
The headline reset is weekly: the quest board refreshes every Friday at 5:50 PM ET, giving the community a clear, repeating anchor to plan around. The next reset time and the usual window are on the card below.
DON'T LET HIM IN
Daily/Weekly Quests
Nov 6, 5:50 PM ET
Next in 4m
- Fridays, 5:50 PM ET
Roblox and the games named here are trademarks of their respective owners. AllThingsHow is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation or the game developers.
How often the quests reset
The quests run on a recurring schedule, anchored to a single moment each week: Friday at 5:50 PM ET. Daily objectives turn over inside that frame, while the larger weekly set rolls over at the Friday reset. Because that time is pinned to the Eastern US clock, it lands at very different local times depending on where you play — late Friday night across Europe, the small hours of Saturday in India, and Saturday morning in East Asia and Australia. The table below translates the reset into the major regions.
| Region | Reset time |
|---|---|
| US Eastern (ET) | Fridays, 5:50 PM |
| US Pacific (PT) | Fridays, 2:50 PM |
| UK (GMT) | Fridays, 10:50 PM |
| Central Europe (CET) | Fridays, 11:50 PM |
| India (IST) | Saturdays, 4:20 AM |
| Japan (JST) | Saturdays, 7:50 AM |
| Australia Eastern (AEDT) | Saturdays, 9:50 AM |
What the quests cover
Each cycle hands out a batch of objectives tied to normal play, and clearing them feeds in-game rewards and progression — the reason to keep logging in across the week rather than for a single session. In broad strokes, the board breaks down like this:
- Daily objectives that refresh every day for quick, repeatable goals.
- A weekly set that resets at the Friday anchor for larger, longer targets.
- Rewards that stack up the more of the board you work through.
Tips for keeping up
- Pick the window that fits your routine. If the Friday-evening ET reset is awkward, the table shows it arriving Saturday morning for players in Asia and Australia.
- Set a reminder for the weekly reset so you start each cycle with a clean board.
- Miss a cycle? There is no penalty — a fresh set comes around at the next reset, so the quests are always waiting to be picked back up.
Where the quests sit in the game’s rhythm
DON’T LET HIM IN layers steady systems like these quests under a stream of bigger content drops. The New Mother Monster addition is live now, following class and monster releases such as the Trapper and Sheriff classes and the Cone Zone Monster, alongside seasonal pieces like the Halloween Map. The quests are the connective tissue between those updates: a reason to keep playing between the headline releases.
Frequently asked questions
What time is the DON’T LET HIM IN Daily/Weekly Quests reset in my timezone?
The weekly reset is pinned to Friday at 5:50 PM ET, which works out to 2:50 PM in US Pacific, 10:50 PM in the UK, 11:50 PM in Central Europe, 4:20 AM Saturday in India, 7:50 AM Saturday in Japan, and 9:50 AM Saturday in eastern Australia.
How often do the DON’T LET HIM IN Daily/Weekly Quests reset?
The quests run on a recurring schedule, with daily objectives turning over each day and the weekly set resetting every Friday at 5:50 PM ET.
When is the next DON’T LET HIM IN Daily/Weekly Quests reset?
The next reset is Friday, November 6 at 5:50 PM ET.
What do you do in DON’T LET HIM IN Daily/Weekly Quests?
You complete a rotating list of objectives tied to regular play, earning in-game rewards and progression as you clear the daily and weekly sets. We update this page as the schedule changes.