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maybe tomorrow ill open the door: How to Get All 12 Badges

Every badge in the Roblox bedroom sim, from the chips and mayo to the crowbar that opens Dream World.

Every badge in the Roblox bedroom sim, from the chips and mayo to the crowbar that opens Dream World.

maybe tomorrow ill open the door is a single-player Roblox slice-of-life by @up2lt where you sit in a cluttered pink bedroom and put off leaving. There is no combat, no timer pressure, and no fail state. The only real progression is the badge list, and all 12 of them come from poking at the room’s props, the desktop computer, the front door, and the dream that follows once you finally sleep.

Quick answer: Grab and use every prop in the room (chips, note, mayo, ice cream, squishy, ramen, crowbar), finish the three PC mini-games, then click the front door until the STOP DOING THAT cutscene plays. Wait 5–10 minutes for the Sleep prompt on the bed, visit the ringing phone and the end of the red hallway on separate sleeps, and use the crowbar on the boarded hallway door to unlock Curiosity and enter Dream World.


All 12 badges and their unlock conditions

Nine of these are one-and-done interactions you can clear in a few minutes. The other three depend on the door cutscene, the sleep sequence, and a one-hour play timer, so plan on staying in the server rather than rejoining repeatedly.

BadgeHow it unlocks
Cheaper than the dentistEat the chips repeatedly until a tooth breaks
To PlayerRead the developer’s note on the computer table
Is mayonnaise an instrument?Grab the Mayo from the fridge and eat it
I TOLD YOU NOT TOTake the Beary Large Ice Cream and clip through the wall beside the door
GGsFinish all three PC mini-games
So satisfying!Take the squishy from the shelf
Home madeTake the ramen from the floor
What’s this for?Pick up the crowbar in the bathroom
Don’t do it againTry the front door until the cutscene plays
Hello?Sleep after the door cutscene, then approach the ringing telephone
Night terrorsSleep again and walk to the very end of the hallway
CuriosityOpen the boarded hallway door with the crowbar
Passing the timePlay for 60 minutes in total

Note: there is also a paid Donor thank-you tied to a gamepass in the game’s store. It is a purchase, not a code, and no redeem codes exist for this experience.


Clear the room pickups first

Start with the props, because none of them depend on anything else and they get five badges out of the way before the timer-based ones matter. Everything here is a click prompt you walk up to. You can launch the game from its Roblox experience page.

Walk to the desk area and use the “Eat chips!” prompt over and over. After several bites the screen cuts to a short scene where a tooth breaks, and Cheaper than the dentist pops.
Click the note sitting on the computer table. It is a short letter from the developer about self-isolation, and closing it awards To Player.
Open the fridge menu, choose Grab on the Mayo, and eat it. Your character gags, the screen goes dark for a beat, and Is mayonnaise an instrument? unlocks.
Bedroom view with the left-side interaction menu showing Sit 1, Sit 2, and Relax
The bedroom interaction menu, with Sit 1, Sit 2, and Relax listed while the character stands idle. Image: up2lt
Take the squishy from the shelf for So satisfying!, then grab the ramen bowl sitting on the floor near the door for Home made. Both are single clicks with no follow-up.
Decorated bedroom with the character centered and Sit, Sit 2, and Relax options on screen
The shelf and floor props sit within a few steps of each other in the main bedroom. Image: up2lt
Head through the curtain into the bathroom and pick up the crowbar from the floor. That gives you What’s this for?, and it is also the tool you need much later for the final badge, so do not skip it.
Character standing in the room with Sit 1, Sit 2, and Relax interaction options displayed
The bathroom is behind the curtain off the main room, and the crowbar is on the floor inside. Image: up2lt

GGs badge: finish Catch Hearts, Strawberry Pop, and Mochi Pet

Sit at the computer desk and pick the “Play minigames!” option. All three have to be completed in the same menu before the badge fires, and partial scores do not count.

Mini-gameCompletion condition
CATCH HEARTSCatch 50 falling hearts in the box
STRAWBERRY POPClick 25 strawberries
MOCHI PETUse Feed, Pet, and Play until happiness is maxed

Mochi Pet is prompt-driven rather than timed, so read what it asks for before clicking. GGs unlocks the moment the third game reports a finish.


I TOLD YOU NOT TO: the ice cream wall clip

This is the fiddliest badge in the game because it depends on movement, not a prompt. Open the fridge, Grab the Beary Large Ice Cream, and carry it to the corner next to the front door.

With the ice cream in hand, position yourself in the corner beside the door. Some players get better results by climbing onto the desk near the wall shelf first and jumping into the corner from there.
Turn on shift lock and push into the wall while eating. When the clip works you fall out of the room into the rain or the void, red text reads “You weren’t supposed to do that,” and the badge awards before the game teleports you back inside.

Don’t do it again: trigger the front door cutscene

Walk up to the front door and keep using the Leave prompt. Your character refuses a few times with lines like “No way” and “I’m not going out there,” and after enough attempts a close-up face fills the screen with STOP DOING THAT. That jumpscare is the badge, and it is also the gate for everything that follows.

Character facing the bedroom door with the Relax option highlighted in the menu
The front door is where the Leave prompt lives, and repeated attempts trigger the warning cutscene. Image: up2lt

Tip: do this before you settle in for the long badges. The sleep option will not appear until the door cutscene has played.


Hello? and Night terrors: the red hallway sleep sequence

After the door cutscene, the Sleep prompt on the bed becomes available roughly 5 to 10 minutes later. Stay in the server while you wait — leaving resets the wait, and the screen fading to black during sleep is normal, not a crash.

Click Sleep on the bed. You wake up in a dark red hallway with the bedroom door standing open.
Walk to the ringing rotary telephone on the dresser and interact with it. Hello? unlocks there.
Sleep a second time and, instead of stopping at the phone, keep walking to the very end of the hallway. A jumpscare plays, you wake up in the bedroom, and Night terrors awards.
Idle character in the bedroom with the Sit 1, Sit 2, and Relax emote list on screen
You return to the bedroom after each dream, and the sleep chain has to be repeated for the remaining badges. Image: up2lt

Curiosity: pry the boarded door open and reach Dream World

The last badge combines everything. You need the crowbar from the bathroom, the door cutscene already triggered, and another trip through the sleep sequence. Once you are in the red hallway, go to the boarded door and use the crowbar on it. The boards come off, the badge unlocks, and you step through into the area labelled Dream World.

That is the end point most players treat as beating the game. There is no separate ending screen beyond the transition, so the Curiosity notification is your confirmation.


Passing the time: the 60-minute play badge

Passing the time counts a total of 60 minutes played. Since you already have to wait out the sleep prompt between hallway trips, the practical approach is to leave the game running while you work through the mini-games and props. The badge pops on its own once the hour is reached.


If a badge does not unlock

Every badge announces itself with the standard Roblox award notification, so if you did the action and saw nothing, it did not register. The common causes are all specific.

  • You left the server during the black sleep transition, which cancels the dream and the badge attached to it.
  • You tried to sleep before the door cutscene played, so the prompt never appeared.
  • You stopped eating the chips or the mayo too early — both need repeated clicks until the scene triggers.
  • You quit one of the three PC mini-games partway, which leaves GGs incomplete.
  • You reached the hallway without the crowbar, so the boarded door has no interaction.

Auto-interact scripts are a bad fit here for the same reason. They mash every click detector, which fires the door warning immediately and can skip the seated and sleep prompts the later badges depend on. The room rewards patience more than speed, which is more or less the point of it.