Say Cheese, the Roblox adaptation of We Become What We Behold, puts you behind a camera in a park of circle and square peeps. Every photo you take airs as a headline on the TV in the middle of the park, and the peeps react to whatever the news tells them. The Good Ending reverses the usual arc. Instead of feeding the station violence, you keep its broadcast full of hugs and small kindnesses until nobody wants to watch anymore.
Quick answer: Run the opening hat and fear shots, photograph the lovers giving the crazed square a heart, then keep airing his “#WEIRDO HAS GREAT DAY” moments until the anchor calls the “FINAL BROADCAST.”
How the Say Cheese Good Ending triggers
The Good Ending is a ratings problem. The station wants conflict, and the anchor tells you so repeatedly. Each positive headline you air pulls viewers away, and once enough of them are gone the TV drops to static with the message “RATINGS ARE DOWN.” Keep it up past that point and the station gives in, airs one final broadcast, and goes dark. The game records it as Ending 7 of 12.
You don’t need any items, skins, or currency for this. The only tool is the point-and-click camera viewfinder, and the whole route runs in one session from a fresh start. If you need to step away, the pause menu holds your place, and it also shows how many endings you’ve found so far. Press P to resume.
The route below follows the order the park’s events actually unfold. Most of the headlines come from what’s in your frame when you click, so it pays to look before you shoot.
| Order | Photograph | Headline on the TV |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Peep in bowler hat and monocle | #OOH NICE HAT |
| 2 | Circle and square lovers hugging | #GROSS, GO GET A ROOM |
| 3 | Angry square yelling | #CRAZED SQUARE ATTACKS |
| 4 | Frightened circle near squares | #CIRCLE FEARS SQUARES |
| 5 | Peep still wearing a hat | #nvm hats aren’t cool anymore |
| 6 | Square snubbing a circle | #SQUARES SNUB CIRCLES |
| 7 | Crazed square near the lovers | #WHAT IS THAT SQUARE DOING? |
| 8 | Lovers giving him a heart | #SQUARE SAVES LOVERS! |
| 9 | Reformed square hugging peeps | #WEIRDO HAS GREAT DAY |
| 10 | Paid correspondent walking calmly | #SQUARE JUST KINDA WALKING |
| 11 | Correspondent attacking | #SCREAMING SQUARE ATTACKS |
| 12 | Kind moments, on repeat | Positive headlines |
| 13 | Crowd hugging during final broadcast | #THANK YOU PARK |
Opening shots: hats, lovers, and the first fear headlines
The first stretch looks like it’s heading somewhere dark, and that’s fine. These shots set up the characters the Good Ending depends on, especially the angry square and the couple.
Shortly after, a business peep in a suit hands money to an angry square and tells him to “Make it LOUD.” You don’t need to photograph the payoff for this ending. Just watch where the square goes, because he starts shouting at passersby right away.
Once the shot goes through, the headline shows up on the TV in the middle of the park, where every peep can see it.
Turning the crazed square with “#SQUARE SAVES LOVERS!”
This is where the run splits off from the violent endings. The crazed square wanders toward the lovers, and instead of a fight, the couple wins him over. Your job is to make sure the news shows it.
Airing “#WEIRDO HAS GREAT DAY” until ratings crash
The reformed spiky square, now wearing a heart, roams the park hugging other peeps. The station calls him a weirdo, and every photo of him airs as “#WEIRDO HAS GREAT DAY.” This loop drives the ratings down, so expect to repeat it many times while the anchor begs for “ONE fight.”
Handling the paid screaming square
The new correspondent exists to drag the broadcast back toward conflict. The trick is to catch him at his least dramatic, then return to the kind shots before the station regains momentum.
The anchor isn’t pleased with the dud story and keeps scolding you over it, but the headline stays on the TV.
Filling the broadcast with kindness
This is the longest part of the run. Hearts keep spreading across the park, and every peaceful shot you air keeps the station’s audience shrinking. Rotate among a few types of kind moments, and keep returning to the reformed square whenever there’s nothing else to shoot.
The reformed square
The heart-topped square remains your most reliable subject. Track him as he runs between peeps, and photograph each hug to air another “#WEIRDO HAS GREAT DAY.”
More peeps wear hearts with each broadcast, and they start crowding around the TV to watch the good news.
Keep the brackets on him as he weaves through the heart-wearing crowd. A shot that catches him mid-run among other hearts still counts as his story.
Every few hugs, take another shot. The anchor gets more desperate, but there’s no penalty for airing the same positive headline again and again.
Heart-wearing peeps and local kindness
Pairs of peeps wearing hearts are also good subjects. Frame two of them together and click.
Peaceful peeps with heart hats going about their business produce “#LOCAL PEEP HAVING NICE DAY,” which works just as well for dragging the ratings down.
In between, slot in another shot of the reformed square to keep his story running.
A circle and square complimenting each other airs as “#CIRCLE COMPLIMENTS SQUARE.” Get both peeps inside the brackets before clicking.
When the screaming square attacks again
Late in the run, the screaming square lashes out once more and the anchor pleads, “More of him, PHOTOGRAPHER! PLEASE!” Don’t take that shot. Turn the camera to the reformed square or the heart-wearing crowd and air another kind headline instead.
Keep this up and the screaming square eventually calms down. Photograph him while he’s resting, and he admits, “Honestly? They PAID me to yell,” followed by “This is WAY nicer!”
Final broadcast and the last photo
When both squares have improved, the anchor admits defeat. First comes “No no NO! PHOTOGRAPHER, what have you DONE?” followed by “FINE! Shoot your nice news! See if I CARE!” The final line is “ONE more photo… then we’re FINISHED.”
How to confirm the Good Ending unlocked
The game confirms the unlock twice. First, a black ending card reads “good ending” with the line “the station went dark and the park stayed kind,” tagged “ending 7 of 12 new.” Then, after the last click, you receive the Good Ending Polaroid labeled “GOOD ENDING” with a NEW! tag.
- Ending card text: “the station went dark and the park stayed kind”
- Card label: “ending 7 of 12 new”
- Polaroid title: “GOOD ENDING” with a NEW! tag
- Endings counter goes up by one (for example, 2 / 12 to 3 / 12)
From the results screen, pick PLAY AGAIN to start a fresh run toward another ending, or MENU to return to the title screen. If you want to jump back in later, Say Cheese is on its Roblox game page.
