Say Cheese endings

The Say Cheese all endings route is built around what you put inside the camera frame. There are 12 recorded endings, and most runs are easier when you choose one subject or theme, avoid competing shots, and restart after an accidental branch. This guide lists the known Say Cheese endings and the safest documented direction for each one.

How endings work

Begin a fresh run and watch the park before taking pictures. The camera turns photos into television-news results, and those results can change how Circles, Squares, and later events behave. A nearby frightened or angry reaction can count as a different subject from the one you intended to capture, so center the target and take the shot during the short interaction.

The practical rule for Say Cheese game endings is to keep each attempt focused. Do not mix a peace route with repeated violence photos, or a Cricket attempt with random character shots. If a run starts moving toward the wrong theme, use Restart and test the route from a clean state. For better timing and subject selection, follow the camera-use instructions before retrying.

All 12 Say Cheese endings

The table is a route-planning reference. “Repeated” means the target needs to be photographed more than once, but no exact count is given where the available evidence does not establish one.

How to target each route

Cricket and Television endings

For the Say Cheese cricket ending, start a clean run and repeatedly frame Cricket whenever the opportunity appears. Do not assume that one successful photo is enough, and do not add conflict shots just to advance the scene. The same approach applies to the TV Ending: keep photographing Television and avoid turning the run into a character-conflict route. The exact repeat count for both routes is not documented consistently, so check the Endings collection after the result rather than relying on an invented threshold.

Good, Hat, and Peace endings

The Say Cheese good ending is tied to a Square rescuing two people near a park corner. This is a separate rescue route, not a generic reward for taking friendly-looking photos; the available evidence does not confirm the full number of required pictures.

For the Say Cheese hat ending, watch for Hat Man and photograph him immediately. Continue by photographing the character wearing the hat. Hat Ending and Good Ending should be treated as different routes: the hat broadcast is its own special event, not a replacement instruction for the rescue scene.

To pursue Peace Ending, repeatedly photograph the Peace Signs interaction and avoid conflict shots afterward. Since the exact number of successful Peace Signs photos is not established, prioritize clean framing and route consistency over trying to meet an unverified count.

Conflict and restraint endings

Viral Ending and Eyes Closed Ending are opposites once violence starts. For Viral, keep photographing fear, anger, arguments, and attacks so the news coverage continues to escalate. For Eyes Closed, stop taking pictures as soon as violence begins. Photographing the same event after that point can pull the run toward Viral instead.

Scared Ending needs a narrower setup: photograph Scared Circle three times, while avoiding the frightening Square that causes the fear reaction. If you capture the Square or another major conflict moment, restart before trying again.

Scene and composition endings

Some Say Cheese Roblox endings depend on one precise frame rather than a long theme. For Reverse Ending, compose a shot containing seven people; count the visible people before pressing the shutter. For Breaking News, photograph empty grass or a frame with no clear subject, and avoid carrying a different route’s key photo into the attempt.

Say Cheese Ending requires three “Say Cheese” moments. These interactions are brief, so keep the camera ready and shoot only when the intended moment is visible. Follow the Money Ending is similarly event-based: photograph the Money Exchange, which usually appears before the wider chaos begins.

Troubleshooting missed endings

If the result is wrong, first check the collection to see which ending actually registered. A nearby reaction can replace your intended subject, especially during fear or anger scenes. Then restart and change only one variable: target, timing, or whether you continue taking photos. This makes it easier to tell whether the route was missed because of framing or because a competing theme was introduced.

The repeat counts for Cricket, Television, and Peace Signs are not reliably documented in the available records. Good Ending’s complete trigger is also unresolved beyond the rescue clue. Treat those routes as observation-based attempts and use the in-game collection as the decisive record instead of assuming an exact count.

FAQ

How many endings are in Say Cheese?

There are 12 endings recorded in the Endings collection.

What is the difference between Viral and Eyes Closed?

Viral requires continuing to record the conflict. Eyes Closed requires stopping after violence begins. The decision is what you do once the violent event starts.

Is Hat Ending the same as Good Ending?

No. Hat Ending follows Hat Man and the hat-wearing character. Good Ending follows a Square rescuing two people near a corner. Keep them as separate attempts.

What is the fastest way to get every ending?

There is no supported universal fastest order. Use a fresh run for each focused route, especially for endings that require avoiding a competing subject, and verify each result in the Endings collection.