Forsaken
Forsaken Summer Games: End Time and Countdown
Forsaken is one of Roblox’s biggest asymmetric survival-horror experiences — a match-based game that locks a team of survivors into an arena while a smaller group of killers hunts them down. This page covers Forsaken’s in-game events and update drops, and the schedule below carries the current timing. The headline right now is Summer Games, a new event that’s live and running into early October. Last updated September 13.
Forsaken has drawn about 5,700,000,000 visits and about 3,200,000 favorites, and on a busy day it holds tens of thousands of players in live matches at once — recently about 97,000. The team still labels the game as being in alpha, so its calendar leans toward feature drops and content updates rather than a fixed recurring schedule.
The marquee item is Summer Games, filed by the developers as a new-content update built around unlocking a large slate of skins, emotes, and more. It went live on Saturday, August 29 and is scheduled to run through Saturday, October 3, and interest has already climbed past half a million players. Rather than a single drop, the developers have been rolling out fresh content in weekly waves across the run.
Live right now1 live
🌴 SUMMER GAMES
A heated new event...
Aug 29, 4:00 PM – Oct 3, 4:00 PM ET
Event offering new cosmetics and emotes to earn.
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WEEK 2 SUMMER GAMES
A heated new event...
Sep 4, 7:00 PM – Sep 12, 7:00 PM ET
Week two of the summer games event with new content.
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Current and upcoming events
Summer Games
Summer Games is Forsaken’s current marquee event, logged by the team as a new-content update. It opens up a broad set of skins, emotes, and other unlockables, and it arrived alongside a reworked event system, a new Randomizer game mode, and a round of balance changes.
The event went live on Saturday, August 29 at 4:00 PM ET (1:00 PM PT, 8:00 PM UTC) and is scheduled to run through Saturday, October 3 at the same time. More than half a million players have marked interest, making it far and away the biggest thing on Forsaken’s calendar right now. Exact times are in the schedule above.
Instead of landing all at once, Summer Games has been unfolding in weekly waves of content. The second wave ran from Friday, September 4 through Saturday, September 12, with more expected before the event closes in October.
What Forsaken is
Forsaken is an asymmetric survival game. Survivors work together to complete objectives and stay alive until the match timer runs out, while the killers on the other side try to wipe the whole team before that happens. The result is a tense, round-based loop where each side has a very different job and a single mistake can swing the outcome.
The game carries a warning for flashing lights and loud audio, and it took the RIA 2025 award for Best Survival Experience. It is still officially in alpha, which is why so much of what lands here arrives as new killers, cosmetics, and content updates — the Azure killer added in July is a recent example — rather than a steady recurring event schedule.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Summer Games event end in Forsaken?
Summer Games is live now and scheduled to run through Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 4:00 PM ET — that’s 1:00 PM PT and 8:00 PM UTC. The schedule above holds the most current window.
When did Summer Games start in Forsaken?
The event went live on Saturday, August 29, 2026 at 4:00 PM ET (1:00 PM PT, 8:00 PM UTC), and the developers have been adding content in weekly waves since. The second wave ran from September 4 through September 12.
How many players does Forsaken have?
Forsaken regularly holds tens of thousands of concurrent players — recently about 97,000 — and has passed about 5,700,000,000 total visits along with about 3,200,000 favorites.
What kind of event is Summer Games?
The developers filed it as a new-content update rather than a limited-time mode, centered on unlocking a large batch of skins, emotes, and other cosmetics. It launched alongside a new event system, a Randomizer game mode, and balance changes.