Contact Scream And Run Wiki — Corrections & Feedback
Get in touch with Scream And Run Wiki — report wrong game data, suggest new guide pages, or send feedback about this unofficial fan resource for the Roblox game.
The fastest way to reach the Scream And Run Wiki team is email. Our contact address is being set up — contact email coming soon. Until it is live, this page explains what to contact us about and how corrections work.
What to Contact Us About
- Data corrections. If a key location, control, monster behavior or badge rate on this site is wrong or outdated, tell us. Game data goes stale fast — Scream And Run already added the Mines map within weeks of launch — and reader reports are one of the ways we catch it.
- Missing information. If you know something the wiki does not — a verified hiding spot, a new monster, a code the day it drops — send it. Please include how you know (in-game screenshot, video link, developer announcement) so we can tag the source properly.
- Site issues. Broken links, pages that will not load, or anything else broken on the site itself.
- Legal matters. Copyright or trademark concerns go here too — see the disclaimer for how this unofficial fan site handles intellectual property.
How Corrections Are Handled
Every guide page on this site carries source tags explaining where its game data came from, and unverified details are marked "(to be verified)" instead of guessed. When your correction comes in, we check it against footage or multiple community sources, update the page, and refresh its "Last verified" date. Verified reader submissions get credited to the community in the source tag.
We read everything and fix real errors quickly — please keep reports specific (which page, which claim, what is wrong). The about page describes how the whole source-tag system works.