EXONIS’ leave your house at 2 am opens the same way every time. A news broadcast reports a string of bank robberies, a curfew is imposed between 8 PM and 2 AM, and police park outside the only house in town. From that single setup the game branches into more than twenty endings, most of which are triggered by one deliberate, usually terrible decision.
Quick answer: Most endings need a single action, like leaving the stove on or gluing a bench. Collect the other 19 first, then take the sailboat at the docks for “it’s morning.”
What every run needs: PC password, cash, bat, and the police window
Four things unlock almost everything else. Cash is scattered around the house, mainly on the desk, on the kitchen table, and inside the refrigerator. The bedroom laptop is your shop and your hacking tool, and it is protected by a login (Password123 in most builds, a short PIN in others). The baseball bat sits in the bedroom closet or wardrobe and is the only way through a window. And the police outside decide when you are allowed to move.
The game tells you exactly where you stand with two on-screen notifications. One reads “the police are watching your house,” and a later one announces that they have stopped. Never break a window while the first one is active.
The watch window moves between versions. Some builds run patrols from 9 AM to 3 PM, while the curfew framing puts the safe gap after 2 AM. Trust the notification rather than the clock.
All endings and their triggers
| Ending | Where | Trigger |
|---|---|---|
| starved | Anywhere | Let hunger fall to 0/10 |
| fat | Bedroom | Eat past maximum hunger |
| scammed | Bedroom PC | Buy the $30 phone from the scam tab |
| burnt down your house | Kitchen | Turn on the stove and wait |
| flood | Bathroom | Leave the sink tap running |
| the cake is a lie! | House | Light the cake, shoot the smoke detector |
| IT’S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME | Kitchen table | Interact with the banana |
| PC Ending | Bedroom PC | Play the loud saved audio file |
| failed to hack | Bedroom PC | Let the dark web timer expire |
| ‘removed’ the police! | Telephone | Dial the number from the desk |
| you donated | Bedroom | Donate Robux at the piggy bank |
| an ending? | Refrigerator | Step inside, follow the phone calls |
| arrested | Window | Break out while police watch |
| ran over | Main road | Walk into oncoming traffic |
| glue! | Street bench | Apply super glue, then sit |
| Phone call | Roadside booth | Answer the payphone |
| broom closet | Food market | Enter the closet, wait out the monologue |
| dog fight | Tunnel and hills | Win the dog battle, return it |
| caught robbing the bank | Bank vault | Stay past the closing timer |
| slice of life / golden shovel | Bedroom PC | Buy the $1,000 rich-store item |
| good ending! | Train station | Buy a $5 ticket and board |
| you win! | House | Survive August 1 through 7 |
| it’s morning | Docks | Sail out after all 19 other endings |
House endings you can finish without leaving
Stove, sink, cake, and banana
Four of the fastest endings are pure environmental interaction. Turn the kitchen stove burner on, sit on the couch, and let the fire spread until it takes the building for “burnt down your house.” In the bathroom, turn on the sink tap and stay put as water rises through the interior until a shark shows up, which closes out “flood.”
The birthday cake is a two-part trigger. Light the candle to set off the smoke detector, then shoot the detector with the handgun, which detonates the house and awards “the cake is a lie!” The dancing banana on the kitchen table only needs repeated interaction, even though the prompt asks you not to, and it drops you into a room full of bananas for IT’S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME.
Hunger endings (starved and fat)
Hunger runs on a 10-point meter. Ignore every food prompt and let it drain to 0/10, and your character collapses into blocks for “starved.” Do the opposite by ordering several cheeseburgers and chicken portions from the food tab, then eating until the meter pushes past 10/10 — around 12/10 — and you get “fat” instead.
Laptop endings (scammed, PC Ending, failed to hack)
Log into the bedroom PC and open the “SCAM No Scam!” section. Buying the phone listing for $30 gets you a drone-delivered cardboard box that ends the run with “scammed.” You need roughly $30 in hand first, so sweep the fridge and desk before sitting down.
The saved files tab holds a loud audio file. Playing it while police are outside draws them in and gets you arrested for disturbing the peace, which registers as “PC Ending.” Separately, open the dark web hacking program and simply do nothing until its timer runs out, and police trace the signal and drop you in the naughty corner for “failed to hack.”
Telephone and piggy bank
Read the phone number written on the desk in the kitchen area, then dial it on the rotary telephone and work through the call prompts. The result is an airstrike that flattens the town and awards “‘removed’ the police!” The bedroom piggy bank is unrelated to the story and simply needs a Robux donation to hand over the “you donated” badge.
The dark web hack that gets you outside
Every outdoor ending depends on shortening the time police spend watching the house. That happens through the hacking program on the PC, a timed maze puzzle where you trace a path from START to END across three levels. Solve it and the surveillance hours shrink, giving you a usable window to break a window with the bat and climb out.
Order enough food before you start hacking. Long outdoor routes such as the train escape and the dog hunt run past several in-game hours, and the hunger meter keeps draining while you are out there.
Street endings after the police leave
Once the “police stopped watching” notice appears, smash a window and get out. The town itself holds five separate endings, and none of them require the bank.
- ran over — run onto the main road and let a passing car hit you.
- glue! — buy super glue from the PC shop for $4, apply it to a street bench, then sit down.
- Phone call — head to the roadside payphone booth and answer it when it rings.
- broom closet — walk into the food market, open the broom closet door, and stay for the full narrator monologue.
- arrested — the inverse of all of the above, triggered by breaking the window while police are still watching.
dog fight
The longest street ending starts with the police officer standing near the tunnel, who mentions his missing dog. Search the bushes and hills nearby to find it, then clear the turn-based battle that starts when you approach. Bring the dog back to the officer and the “dog fight” badge is yours.
Bank vault endings (caught robbing the bank and the rich-store buy)
good ending! and you win!
The train route is the shortest of the two “real” escapes. Hack the schedule, leave the house at 2 AM, avoid every officer on the way, and buy a ticket at the station booth for $5. Wait on the platform, board when the train pulls in, and the run ends with “good ending!”
“you win!” is the endurance route. The calendar runs from August 1 to August 7, and you have to reach the morning of the seventh alive. That means ordering food through the PC every day, sleeping to advance time, staying indoors during every watch period, and keeping enough cash on hand to fund the week. Robbing the vault once and buying food in bulk is the usual way to cover the full seven days.
an ending? (the refrigerator route)
it’s morning, the true final ending
This one is gated. You need all 19 other endings collected before it becomes available. Once they are, leave the house at 2 AM, skip the bank and the station, and head down to the docks instead.
Board the sailboat waiting there. The Narrator appears across a sequence of recreated ending scenes and talks you through them, and the run closes on a final choice about whether to stay with him or leave. Choosing to leave sails you into the sunrise and rolls the end credits and closing letter.
How to confirm an ending registered
Every successful ending produces the same screen. A black card reads “Ending:” followed by the ending’s name in lowercase, with a one-line comment underneath — “eat some food bro” for starved, “how’d that shark get there??” for flood, “what took you so long bro” for the vault timer failure. A Roblox badge notification appears alongside it, and that badge is what counts toward the 19 needed for the finale.
From there you either hit Retry or get kicked back to rejoin, depending on the ending. Because so many triggers only need one object, the most efficient approach is to clear all the in-house endings in short runs first, then spend the longer sessions on the vault, the train, the dog, and the full seven-day survival.
