Match the sign to the action
When something in the house changes, deal with it before bed. Look for the specific sign, use the matching object or room, and then finish your usual chores. Leaving an anomaly unresolved can send the run to a different ending.
The Roblox experience lists the ending badges, and the Gamezebo walkthrough describes the responses below. Check that the event has cleared in your own run before you sleep.
| What you notice | What to do | What can happen if you ignore it |
|---|---|---|
| The mailbox is gone and the outdoors is dark | Close the blinds around the house. | The Voided branch is associated with sleeping while the darkness remains. |
| A tall figure appears in the hallway | Take a photo with the phone. | Leaving the figure alone is associated with Peek a boo. |
| An old woman knocks at the front door | Stay clear of the hallway until the knocking stops; do not invite her in. | Letting her enter is associated with Granny is Here. |
| A head appears in the toilet | Flush the toilet. | Leaving it is associated with Down the Drain. |
| Whiskers appears with a human head | Look at the cat for a few seconds. | Sleeping before the change resolves is associated with Not my Cat!. |
| A pale face appears outside a window | Close the curtains. | Leaving the face visible is associated with I see you. |
| A large creature walks along the street | Turn on the TV to stop it. | Letting it reach the end of the street is associated with Catzilla. |
| The screen tells you to HIDE | Go to a rear room and close the door. | Failing to hide is associated with Found You. |
You may not see all eight events in one run. If something looks different after an update, follow the on-screen prompt and check the affected room before sleeping.
Check the mailbox and windows together
The Void and the window face both involve the house boundary, but their reported responses differ. If the mailbox vanishes and the outside looks dark, close the blinds. If a pale face is visible at a window, close the curtains around that window. A quick glance from the living room can miss another window, so make a final pass along the visible openings before bed.
The mailbox is also part of your daily routine. If it is there, collect the mail. If it has vanished and the outside is dark, deal with the darkness first. You still need to finish the rest of the day’s chores.
Use the phone for the hallway figure
For the Tall Man, the reported action is to open the phone and take a photograph. The figure should disappear after the interaction. If you see a tall shape in the hall, do not simply walk past it and assume the event is complete. Confirm that the figure is gone before returning to chores.
You can also send an anomaly photo to the owner for guidance. If the reply fails or seems unhelpful, use what you can see in the house: the tall figure needs a photo, while the other events in the table have their own responses. A phone message alone does not mean the house is clear.
Respect the door and the HIDE warning
Both Granny and the HIDE warning can draw you toward the entrance. When Granny knocks, stay out of the hall until she stops and leave her outside. When HIDE appears, retreat to a back room and shut its door. Don’t stand in the entryway to get a closer look.
Afterward, check the front door as part of your usual routine. If you went out for mail, close and lock it before bed. An unlocked door can affect an ending even when you’ve handled the anomaly.
Handle the cat, bathroom, and street events
Flush the visible head in the toilet. For Human Cat, stare at Whiskers for a few seconds and check that the strange face is gone. Take a look in these rooms even after you’ve finished the chores that normally bring you there.
The street creature calls for an odd response: turn on the TV to stop it. Then check the TV again before bed. Sleeping with it on is linked to the Screen Time ending, so stopping the creature does not finish your evening checklist.
You may also notice furniture in the wrong place, an unexpected back door, or knocking inside the house. If one appears, pause before bed and inspect the changed object or the room where you heard the sound. Watch for the game’s response before moving on.
Keep a short pre-bed scan
Once the strange event has settled, take one lap through the house. Check Whiskers’ food, litter and laser play; collect the mail and lock the door; eat dinner; then look at the windows and hall. Missing an ordinary chore can still give you a different ending.
For the normal seven-day route, follow the full walkthrough. If you are collecting badges deliberately, the all endings checklist separates the official badge names from the currently reported ways to trigger them.
FAQ
How do I know which anomaly is active?
Look for a specific change: darkness outside, a hall figure, knocking, a toilet head, Whiskers’ appearance, a window face, a street creature, or the HIDE warning. Match the visible sign to one response rather than guessing from the day number.
Does taking a phone photo solve every event?
No. Photograph the tall hallway figure, and use the phone if you want the owner’s guidance. The other events in the table call for different actions.
What should I do when the screen says HIDE?
Move away from the entrance to a rear room and close its door. Do not spend the warning period checking the front door or continuing chores.
Should I leave the TV on after stopping the street creature?
Turn on the TV to stop the creature, then check its state before bed. Sleeping with it on is linked to Screen Time.
Do anomalies occur on fixed days?
There is no confirmed fixed-day schedule. Watch for the signs in your own run and check that each event has cleared before sleeping.