Say Cheese Roblox All Endings: Guide to Every Ending

Unlocking all endings in Say Cheese on Roblox requires framing specific park events with your camera to direct news headlines toward chaos, peace, or absurd background discoveries. Developed by Mechanical Boy LLC, the story casts you as a media photographer tasked with capturing scenes across the local park. Because characters react dynamically to the television broadcast after every photo, your camera angle dictates whether the park spirals into conflict or resolves into harmony.

How Does the Camera System Determine Each Ending?

The camera system is the primary mechanic that drives character behavior by turning your snapshots into television headlines. Whenever you frame an interaction and take a snapshot, the park television immediately broadcasts that image to the crowd. If you broadcast a shot of a circle running in terror from an aggressive square, circles across the park begin actively fearing squares. Conversely, documenting friendly actions or ignoring hostile moments keeps park visitors calm.

The game features 12 recorded endings in the collection menu. Each route branches from what you choose to put inside your camera frame during specific story milestones:

• Hostile confrontations: Escalating tensions between squares and circles pushes the storyline toward riots.
• Neutral or absurd subjects: Focusing on small animals, blank grass, or studio equipment diverts the park away from violence entirely.
• Wholesome interactions: Framing rescue attempts, smiling citizens, or peace activists builds harmony among visitors.
• Restraint: Deliberately withholding photos when panic begins triggers alternative resolution scenes.

What Are the Requirements for All 12 Endings?

Every branch in the game depends on framing the correct subject at the proper time. You can review your unlocked outcomes from the pause menu, where the game tracks discovered conclusions and provides subtle hints for remaining routes.

Ending 1: Viral Ending

The viral path is the main conflict outcome where the park collapses into full chaos. To trigger this route, wait for the crazed square character to start shouting at a circle character, then photograph the scared circle immediately. Once the broadcast displays the confrontation, squares and circles turn hostile toward one another. Continue framing their escalating arguments, fights, and attacks as the crowd becomes increasingly unstable. After capturing the peak of the riot, the broadcast concludes that the park paid for the sensational story.

Ending 2: Cricket Ending

The cricket outcome is a rapid secret branch that bypasses the human drama completely. During the opening moments in the park, search the grass to locate a tiny cricket. Point your camera frame directly at the insect and click to snap its photo repeatedly. Elevating the insect into breaking news preempts the confrontation storylines.

Ending 3: TV Ending

The TV branch is an alternate media-loop outcome where you ignore the citizens. Find the television monitor located in the central area of the park. Keep your camera trained on the television screen and take repeated photos of the broadcast itself. Once you photograph the monitor enough times to broadcast a recursive loop of the screen, the TV ending sequence triggers.

Ending 4: Breaking News Ending

The breaking news ending occurs when Big Media is given zero usable footage. Aim your camera toward an empty patch of grass or open sky where no characters, props, or animals are visible. Take five consecutive photos of absolute emptiness. Because the news desk receives nothing substantial from your camera, the broadcast makes up its own narrative.

Ending 5: Reverse Ending

The reverse ending tests your positioning and wide-angle composition. Instead of focusing on individual arguments, back up your view until a large crowd gathers together in the center of the park. Frame at least seven characters within a single snapshot and press the shutter. Capturing the entire group at once fulfills the crowd requirement and unlocks this conclusion.

Ending 6: Scared Ending

The scared ending is a targeted narrative branch that hyper-fixates on victimhood while hiding the aggressor. Locate the frightened circle character who is being intimidated by an aggressive square. Frame the scared circle closely, taking three separate pictures of their terrified reaction. You must carefully keep the threatening square completely outside your camera border; capturing the square will steer your story into the standard viral route instead.

Ending 7: Good Ending

The good ending is a positive resolution that prevents the park from destroying itself. Avoid photographing hostile confrontations between circles and squares so tension does not spread through the crowd. Watch the corner of the park area carefully for a moment where a square steps in to rescue two individuals. Keep your camera focused on that supportive action and snap the photo during the rescue, highlighting positive cooperation on the news broadcast.

Ending 8: Peace Ending

The peace ending centers on active non-violent resistance against media panic. After arguments begin brewing across the park, locate the characters standing together holding peace signs. Train your camera directly on the peace sign holders and take photos of them repeatedly. Keeping the broadcast focused on their message prevents hostile escalations from taking over the park.

Ending 9: Hat Ending

The hat ending revolves around an eccentric visitor who introduces an alternative fashion trend to the crowd. As events unfold, watch for the arrival of the Hatman character. Take a picture of Hatman as soon as he appears on screen. Following that initial snapshot, continue snapping photos of Hatman and any surrounding park characters who begin wearing hats, steering community attention entirely toward headwear.

Ending 10: Eyes Closed Ending

The eyes closed ending is achieved through complete pacifist restraint when violence breaks out. Progress through the opening sequences until tensions peak and characters begin screaming and fighting in the park. Rather than capturing the fighting for headline ratings, keep your finger off the shutter button completely and take no photos. Allowing the panic to play out without media sensationalism causes the unrest to die down naturally.

Ending 11: Say Cheese Ending

The say cheese ending focuses on characters who actively smile for the camera. Look for park visitors who maintain cheerful expressions or call out to be photographed. When a character pauses and smiles, take three clear photos of them in that pose. Capturing these portraits triggers this self-referential conclusion.

Ending 12: Follow the Money Ending

The follow the money ending exposes the financial origin behind the park's unrest. Right before public screaming and hostility break out, observe the perimeter of the area for a man in a formal suit. This individual hands over cash to sponsor the disturbance. Snap a clear photo of the financial payoff at the exact moment the money changes hands to reveal who funded the turmoil.

Which Ending Should You Unlock First?

When completing the collection menu, selecting a route depends on whether you prefer fast mechanical interactions or timing-sensitive narrative triggers.

What Core Mechanics Influence Ending Triggers?

Successful completion in Say Cheese relies on understanding framing boundaries and prompt timing. According to gameplay recorded by TreyexGaming, your camera view is an active crop tool rather than a passive observer. If an ending stipulates capturing one subject without another—such as the scared ending requiring the frightened circle without the aggressive square—any background pixels showing the antagonist can redirect your entire run into the conflict path.

Pacing is equally critical for time-sensitive scenes like the Hatman arrival, the corner rescue, or the suited sponsor exchange. These occurrences only appear for brief windows during park cycles. Missing the exact second of interaction forces you to use the in-game pause menu to restart your session from scratch.

Sources: 📸 Say Cheese! STORY : official Roblox data, Roblox Say Cheese Story Walkthrough - All Endings Guide

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