Home Alone drops you in the house on your own for the evening, and the neighbourhood keeps knocking. Some of the people at your door are real. Many are Anomalies wearing a familiar face, and letting one inside chips away at your Sanity. Survive by working through your chores for money while sorting the genuine visitors from the fakes.
Quick answer: Finish every chore to collect your allowance (a target in the region of $160 to $180), and refuse any visitor whose story, voice, or camera feed does not match what they claim. If you suspect an Anomaly, flip the porch light switch to the right of the front door to send them away instead of opening it.
How to survive the night in Home Alone
The night has two jobs running at once. You need to complete the chores your mom left so you earn enough money to clear the level, and you need to handle every knock at the door without inviting danger inside. Both feed into one number that decides whether you make it to morning.
Letting an Anomaly into the house lowers your Sanity meter. If Sanity reaches 0, the run ends. When you believe a visitor is fake, do not open the door. Turn off the porch light using the switch to the right of the entrance, which sends the visitor away and buys you time. If you are confident the person is real, open the door and follow their request.
You know the night is going well when your Sanity holds steady and the chore counter keeps ticking up. You clear the level once every chore is done and you have banked the money target. Play on the official Home Alone Roblox page to start a run.
Every chore and where to complete it
Each chore pays out a set amount, and you need the full list done to hit your money goal. Expect constant interruptions from knocks and jump scares, so keep a steady route through the house and return to unfinished tasks between visitors.
| Chore | What to do |
|---|---|
| Clean Your Room | Head to the first room on the left of the hallway, pick up the toys on the floor, and put them back in the toy box. |
| Clean Your Parents’ Room | In the bedroom at the end of the hallway, gather clothes off the floor and bed and drop them in the laundry basket. |
| Make Coffee | Take the coffee box from the kitchen island, place it in the coffee maker by the sink, and hold the temperature steady until it brews. |
| Cook Tomorrow’s Lunch | Pick up the pasta pan, fill it with water, set it on the stove, keep the temperature right, then store the lunch in the fridge. |
| Do the Dishes | Wash each plate from the stack on the kitchen island one at a time. |
| Clean the Kitchen | Grab the squirt bottle from the island and wipe down every stain. |
| Clear Spider Webs | Check every doorway in the house and clear the webs. |
| Clean the Windows | Walk up to each window and interact to scrub off the dirt. |
| Water the Plants | Grab the watering can under the window to the right of the front door and water every houseplant. |
How to check a visitor before opening the door
Every visitor has a real version and an Anomalous version, so you have to verify each one. The tells fall into a handful of channels, and knowing which channel a visitor relies on saves time.
- The laptop cameras: Use the CCTV in the front room and toggle night vision on and off. Many Anomalies only reveal themselves in one view.
- Voice and dialogue: Listen for distortion, echoing, a demonic tone, or a pitch that does not match the face.
- Room state: Some stories can be fact-checked inside the house, like a smoking oven, a leaking faucet, brown tap water, or a cat in the bedroom.
- Outside and vehicles: Look at what is parked or standing outside before you decide.
- Strange noises: Odd clicks, jingles, or knocking sounds after a knock are a warning on their own.
Tip: A familiar or friendly face is not proof. Judge every visitor on the current evidence, and if any single detail is off, keep the door shut.
Every Home Alone visitor and how to spot the Anomaly
The roster has grown past twenty visitors. Here is who knocks, what they want, and the exact tell that separates the real person from the Anomaly.
| Visitor | Request | How to spot the Anomaly |
|---|---|---|
| Police Man | Come in to check for a criminal. | A police car outside means real. A beat-up van instead means Anomaly. |
| Cat Lady | Retrieve her black cat from the parents’ bedroom. | Check the cat by the bed. Black cat is real. A different colour means Anomaly. |
| New Neighbour | Introduce himself next door. | On night vision, a face pressed to the camera means Anomaly. |
| Classmate | Work on homework together. | A voice that flips between normal and a gravelly demonic tone means Anomaly. |
| Guy Who Needs To Pee | Use your bathroom. | On night vision, if he looks taller he is an Anomaly. |
| Dumped Girl | Get tissues after a break-up. | On camera, if she is smiling and staring at you she is an Anomaly. |
| Streamer | Feature you on his livestream. | Holding a giant phone means real. No phone, or a distorted voice, means Anomaly. |
| Vampire | Be invited inside. | Always an Anomaly. Never let him in. |
| Firefighter | Put out a fire in your oven. | Check the oven. Smoke means real. No smoke means Anomaly. |
| Plumber | Fix a leaking bath faucet. | Check the bath faucet. Leaking means real. Dry means Anomaly. |
| City Maintenance | Fix the brown water. | Check the sink. Brown running water means real. No water means Anomaly. |
| Homeless Man | Ask for food. | Check the cameras. If he does not appear on them he is an Anomaly. |
| Secret Agent | Warn about an alien threat. | On night vision, if he turns into a tall alien he is an Anomaly. |
| Party Girl | Invite you to a party. | A voice that echoes melodically means Anomaly. |
| Ballerina | Dance for you. | On camera, if she is dancing on the doorstep she is an Anomaly, often with a creepy jingle. |
| Next Door Neighbour | Argue about your CCTV camera. | Never an Anomaly. Refusing her makes her punch out the camera over your car. |
| Dog Owner | Fetch his dog from the backyard. | Backyard camera showing a dog means real. Him on all fours barking means Anomaly. |
| Wifi Kid | Get the wifi password. | A glitching, repeated camera-shutter click sound on the cams means Anomaly. |
| Lost Girl | Use your phone. | On night vision, if she looks giant she is an Anomaly. |
| Old Man | Find his daughter’s house. | Listen for creepy sounds or music. If nothing is off, he is safe. |
| Sleepy Woman | Lie down in your bed. | On the cameras, if her head snaps forward on night vision she is an Anomaly. |
| Drunk Girl | Use your phone. | If there are no follow-up noises and the camera looks normal, she is safe. |
| Obby Player | Play Roblox with you. | On the camera over the mum’s car, if he is smashing it with his fist he is an Anomaly. |
| Gym Bro | Water for a protein shake. | A very high-pitched, distorted voice means Anomaly. |
| Goblin Stalker | Jumpscare you. | Not a door visitor. This roaming goblin only scares you and cannot hurt you, so ignore it. |
Keeping your Sanity from hitting zero
Sanity is your survival bar, and it only holds if you keep making correct door calls. Every time an Anomaly gets inside, Sanity drops and the house turns against you. Monsters appear, hallucinations and phantom sounds set in, furniture gets wrecked, and symbols and graffiti smear across the walls.
To stretch your Sanity across the full night, spend your chore money at the Merchant in the Lobby. Several of the items there boost the stat directly, giving you more margin for the tougher late-night visitors. The most reliable defence is still discipline at the door, so verify each visitor and flip the porch light off whenever the evidence does not add up.
Note: The run ends early if you approach a threat out of curiosity or open the door under pressure. When a visitor becomes aggressive, keeps demanding entry, or blocks you from checking, treat it as a signal to keep the house locked rather than a reason to hurry.
Get through your chore list, bank the allowance, and turn away every fake at the door, and you will reach morning with your Sanity intact. Once the visitors start repeating, you will clear them faster, leaving more of the night for the tasks that actually pay.
