How to Get the Say Cheese Ending (Ending 11 of 12)
Keep putting smiling peeps on the news until the TV snaps, then photograph the last one standing.
Keep putting smiling peeps on the news until the TV snaps, then photograph the last one standing.
by AllThingsHow Staff · Edited by Pallav Pathak
The Say Cheese ending is ending 11 of 12 in Say Cheese, the Roblox take on We Become What We Behold. The station wants screaming, and this route gives it smiles instead. You keep broadcasting peeps who pose for the camera until the TV loses patience and turns the whole park against itself. One full run takes roughly six minutes from restart to the ending card.
Quick answer: Restart, keep photographing peeps saying “cheese!” or “hi mom!” until the TV demands violence, wait for the free-for-all to leave one armed survivor, then photograph that survivor.
Say Cheese – How To Get The Say Cheese Ending
What the Say Cheese ending requires
There is nothing to buy, equip, or collect before you start. You have no avatar in the park. The game puts you behind a floating camera, shown only as a set of black viewfinder corners that follow your cursor, labeled POINT & CLICK. Clicking takes a photo of whatever sits inside those corners, and the photo goes straight to the big TV in the middle of the park as a headline.
A fresh run, started from the pause menu’s RESTART option.
Peeps who are posing for you with “say cheese!”, “cheese!”, or “hi mom!” speech bubbles.
Patience during the brawl, since the ending only triggers on the last peep alive.
The top of the screen carries the Hint and Skins buttons, plus a pause button in the corner. None of them are needed for this ending, but the pause button is how you get back to RESTART if a run goes sideways.
The Skins button sits beside Hint at the top of the screen. Neither one affects this route.
Why smiles trigger the Say Cheese ending
The TV is the station, and it only rewards drama. Shots of shouting and attacks give it what it wants. Shots of peeps grinning into your lens annoy it. Push enough of those happy shots onto the air and the station stops waiting for a story. It orders the peeps to fight it out for a single spot on TV. The ending is that fight’s punchline. The station gets its picture, and nobody is left to watch it.
You don’t have to avoid conflict completely. A run that reaches this ending still includes shots of the angry spiky-haired peep. The smiling shots just have to keep coming until the TV breaks.
Open the pause menu and choose RESTART. This wipes the park back to its opening state so earlier photos can’t push you toward a different ending. The pause menu also shows how many endings you’ve found so far.
The PAUSED menu. RESTART sits directly under the highlighted RESUME button.
Photograph the peep in the bowler hat. Peeps near the TV will already be saying “say cheese!” at you, but the hat peep is what gets the news cycle rolling. The TV responds with “WHY IS EVERYONE CROWDING IN?” as peeps start gathering around it.
After the hat photo, peeps in hats crowd the TV and the “WHY IS EVERYONE CROWDING IN?” headline airs.
Take a photo of the couple in love: one square peep and one circle peep, each with hearts above their head. The TV displays the shot. Close by, a businessman pays a spiky-haired peep to yell, trading the lines “Make it LOUD.” / “How loud?” / “LOUDER.” The result is an angry peep that wanders the park for the remainder of the run.
The crowd keeps building around the TV while the businessman sets the screamer loose.
Photograph a smiling circle peep saying “cheese!” The TV shrugs it off with “nvm hats aren’t cool anymore,” and the hat trend dies. This is the first happy shot on the route, and the first nudge toward the station’s frustration.
Let the spiky-haired peep start his rampage. He moves across the park shouting at whoever is nearby. You can photograph him mid-scream, and the route still works.
The paid screamer starts shouting at peeps all over the park.Lining up the viewfinder on a square peep during the shouting phase.
Photograph a square peep in a hat saying “hi mom!” The TV feed updates with the new shot. Treat any peep waving or posing at the camera the same as a “cheese!” peep. They count toward the smiling side of the broadcast.
A hat-wearing square peep says “hi mom!” to the camera.The TV carries the “hi mom!” shot under the “nvm hats aren’t cool anymore” headline.
Keep tracking the shouting square as he scares people, but don’t sweat missed shots. The angry peep moves fast, and if your photo lands a beat late the TV airs “oooooh just missed it” instead of a headline. Dull or badly timed photos can also bring up the hint “(ya gotta catch ’em doing something interesting…)”.
A SCARE ALL prompt appears while two square peeps sit inside the viewfinder.A late shot of the screamer gets “oooooh just missed it” instead of a headline.
Photograph the next peep you see saying “cheese!” The TV runs it as “PEEP SAYS CHEESE.” Every one of these shots pushes the station closer to its breaking point.
Keep moving the viewfinder through the crowd while the angry peep keeps hunting for targets. If you catch him actually attacking someone, the TV airs “CRAZED SQUARE ATTACKS.” That headline doesn’t knock you off the route as long as you return to smiling peeps afterward.
Sweeping the viewfinder across the crowd while the angry peep roams.Catching the attack itself airs “CRAZED SQUARE ATTACKS.”
Photograph peeps who aren’t doing much of anything if they’re the only targets around. Two neutral square peeps get a shrug of a headline, “just some normal peeps.” These shots neither help nor hurt much, but they keep the broadcast moving while you wait for a poser.
Framing a plain square peep while “CRAZED SQUARE ATTACKS” is still on the TV.Two ordinary square peeps go on air as “just some normal peeps.”
Work through the crowded park and frame a smiling peep saying “cheese!” next to one asking “is this for TV?” By this point peeps are packed around the TV again, and posers are easy to find.
The park fills up with smiling peeps as the route goes on.The crowd packs in around the TV once more.Two peeps in frame, one asking “is this for TV?” and one saying “cheese!” This is the shot that breaks the station.
Watch the TV once that smiling shot lands. It airs “WHY IS EVERYONE SMILING?” and then “EVERYONE SAY CHEESE,” followed by the station losing its temper: “SMILES? I asked for SCREAMING!” Then it announces “Fine. Only ONE of you gets on TV. …Whoever is LEFT.” That line confirms you’re on the Say Cheese route.
“WHY IS EVERYONE SMILING?” is the first sign the station is about to crack.“EVERYONE SAY CHEESE” airs right before the station orders the peeps to fight.
Wait out the free-for-all. Every peep pulls a weapon, including guns, axes, and spiked bats, and they take each other out while ink splatters across the screen. The station keeps egging you on with lines like “YES! FIGHT for it! Keep SHOOTING, PHOTOGRAPHER!” and “Don’t you DARE look away now!” until it announces “TWO left! Who gets to be FAMOUS?”
“TWO left! Who gets to be FAMOUS?” means the fight is almost over.
Center the viewfinder on the lone surviving square peep and click. After “…We have a WINNER.”, one smiling square peep stands holding a handgun and saying “say cheese!”, and the game prompts “click to take their picture.” Taking that photo gets a “…PERFECT.” from the station and airs the final headline, “THE HAPPIEST PARK ON EARTH.”
The survivor, gun in hand, under “THE HAPPIEST PARK ON EARTH.”
Say Cheese ending broadcast signals
The TV headlines double as a progress bar. If you lose track mid-run, these are the ones that tell you where you stand.
On-screen text
What it means
PEEP SAYS CHEESE
A smiling shot landed
oooooh just missed it
Shot was too late
WHY IS EVERYONE SMILING?
Station is fed up
Fine. Only ONE of you gets on TV.
Free-for-all is starting
TWO left! Who gets to be FAMOUS?
Survivor is close
click to take their picture
Take the final photo now
THE HAPPIEST PARK ON EARTH
Ending triggered
How to confirm the Say Cheese ending unlocked
After the final headline, the station signs off with “Ratings have never been HIGHER.”, “There’s nobody LEFT to watch…”, “…but what a PICTURE.”, and finally “Say cheese, PHOTOGRAPHER.” Leave the camera on the empty park and let it play out.
The darkened park and its final headline during the station’s sign-off.
The game then cuts to the ending screen. It reads “ending 11 of 12” with a “new” tag, names it the “say cheese ending,” and adds the line “everyone wanted to be in the picture. only one of them fit.” PLAY AGAIN and MENU buttons sit underneath. The endings counter on the pause menu also goes up by one. If you see that card, the Say Cheese ending is saved, and you can pick PLAY AGAIN to start chasing whichever ending is still missing.
