Say Cheese Walkthrough: Roblox First Run

This walkthrough is for Say Cheese! [STORY] on Roblox, created by Mechanical Boy LLC. The place ID is 100453542816833. It is free to enter and does not require the paid Steam or Switch version. Open the official Roblox experience ↗

On the initial screen, choose PLAY. The opening broadcast begins automatically. If you want to get to the viewfinder immediately, click SKIP in the upper-right corner during the “# A PERFECTLY NORMAL PARK” broadcast.

1. 1
   Move the mouse across the park. The camera follows your aim.
2. 2
   Wait for POINT & CLICK and four white corner brackets to appear. The brackets frame the subject that will be photographed.
3. 3
   Left-click once while the subject is inside the brackets.
4. 4
   Watch the television. The photo becomes a red-banner headline and the crowd reacts.

The photograph is your input; the caption is the station’s decision. You choose who or what is inside the brackets, but the red banner headline tells the crowd what to feel and do. “# BE SCARED. BE ANGRY.” is not a menu option — it is the station’s framing of your shot.

That is why the same character can produce different consequences at different moments. For an ending route, not only who is in the frame matters; the visible action — a jump, a shout, a smug look, or a physical conflict — has to be present when you click. The ending guide maps those exact moments.

The recorded routes agree on this main line. Take the photo only when the described expression or contact is visible; moving to the next subject too quickly is the usual reason the incident does not repeat.

1. 1
   Photograph the man wearing the tall black hat.
2. 2
   When another visitor copies him, photograph that second hat wearer.
3. 3
   Wait for the screaming man to yell directly into someone's face. Photograph the shout, not a portrait taken before it starts.
4. 4
   Follow the frightened circle visitor. When she bumps into a square person and jumps back, photograph the terrified jump.
5. 5
   Photograph the annoyed square visitor’s smug, judgmental expression as he passes her.
6. 6
   An angry circle visitor will confront a square. Photograph the shout.
7. 7
   Keep photographing the circle-versus-square arguments as more people join. Do not switch to an unrelated subject between these steps.
8. 8
   When the original hat man returns and runs at the screaming man, photograph the attack. The ending card should resolve as Viral.

A missed photo usually means the station aired a different headline. Do not fire random pictures to “fix” it; that can push the crowd further away from the branch you wanted. One recorded guide advises waiting for the same event to happen again. A clean restart is faster when the crowd has already split into a different storyline.

• If the target character is still present, keep the camera nearby and wait for the action to recur.
• If the crowd has moved into an unrelated conflict, finish or restart the run.
• If the viewfinder prompt disappears, wait for the scene transition; there is no verified evidence that reloading the client is necessary.
• No public source establishes a permanent missable soft-lock for every shot. Treat an apparent lock as unverified until the current build can be tested.

A completed run ends on the polaroid card. In the older builds the card shows the final frame, ending number and title, a quote, and X / 12 endings found. PLAY AGAIN starts a fresh run; MENU returns to the title screen and ending gallery.

The ending counter may record the run before the card closes. If the completion line appears while the card is still one ending short, click MENU and reopen the gallery once before assuming the ending was not saved. A 1 November recording shows “Ending 14 of 14,” but the current menu and card counter were not independently confirmed.

The first run is only a starting point. The shared chain splits into several endings, and four of those have conflicting recorded routes. Pick one target, follow only its branch, and reset when the headline no longer matches the route.

The Say Cheese Roblox endings guide has the full 14-entry table, the Cricket and TV quick routes, the two new November endings, and each recorded alternate. Use this page for the controls and the first route; use that page for the collection.

Guides written before the 1 November 2026 update stop at 12 endings. The new public run shows Off Air and Star and an Ending 14 of 14 card. An Early Access developer product created on 30 October described “Unlock 2 new secret endings” at R$199, while one creator said they paid 160 Robux. The supplied evidence does not establish whether those endings are now freely available.

Check the in-game STORE and your ENDINGS menu before paying for anything. A public video showing 14/14 does not prove that every account currently receives the two newer endings for free.