How to Get the Good Ending in Say Cheese! [STORY] on Roblox

To get the Good Ending in Say Cheese! [STORY] on Roblox, photograph the story's key moments in order. Start with the hat shots and the early fear scenes, then capture the turning point, the "SQUARE SAVES LOVERS!" headline, and keep shooting the kind moments that follow. You play a journalist hired by Big Media, and every photo you take turns into a headline on a TV in the park, so your shots shape how the square and circle citizens behave.

Order	Photograph	What to look for on screen
1	The monocle-wearing man in a hat, then another person in a hat	Hat-related opening scenes
2	The Crazed Square yelling at or attacking a citizen	The headline "CIRCLE FEARS SQUARES"
3	The spiky square beside the two Lovers	The headline "SQUARE SAVES LOVERS!"
4	Kind moments as they happen	Positive headlines that follow the turn
5	Heart-hat citizens gathering around the Lovers	The Good Ending card

Start the Say Cheese! Good Ending Route With the Hat Shots

The run opens with hat-related scenes, so begin by photographing the man wearing a monocle and a hat. Next, take a picture of another person wearing a hat. Every photo you take becomes breaking news on the television in the park, whatever it shows, which is why the order you shoot in matters.

Photograph the Early Conflict and the Fear Headline

Soon the Crazed Square starts causing trouble, yelling at or attacking a citizen. Photograph him during that conflict, then photograph the frightened citizen with a square citizen in the frame to get "CIRCLE FEARS SQUARES." The turning point comes after this early tension, so keep to the order rather than skipping ahead.

Capture the "SQUARE SAVES LOVERS!" Turning Point

This is where the route turns. Photograph the spiky square standing beside the two Lovers, a couple in red shirts and heart-shaped hats who promote kindness in the park. The headline "SQUARE SAVES LOVERS!" appears on the TV, and it's the clearest turning point in the story. From here on, the headlines stop being about fear and start being about kindness.

A square character stands beside two heart-hat characters under the in-game headline “SQUARE SAVES LOVERS!”

Keep Photographing Kind Moments and the Heart-Hat Crowd

After the turn, keep your camera on the small acts of kindness. The headlines in this part of the story include "STRANGERS SAY HELLO," "LOCAL PEEP HAVING NICE DAY," "SQUARE HOLDS DOOR FOR CIRCLE," and "SQUARE JUST KINDA WALKING." Photograph each moment as it appears, and watch for the spiky square smiling with a heart above its head.

Smiling heart-hat characters stand below a television showing a square holding a door for a circle

Citizens wearing heart-shaped hats will start to gather around the Lovers. Keep photographing them as the crowd grows, because it's the clearest sign that the park has changed.

Confirm the Good Ending Is Unlocked in the Endings Menu

Once the heart-hat crowd has gathered around the Lovers, the Good Ending card appears on screen. Open the endings menu afterward and check that the Good Ending is marked as unlocked.

FAQ

How do I take a picture in Say Cheese! [STORY]?

Click anywhere on the screen to take a photo. Each shot goes onto the park's TV as a headline, so check what's in the frame before you click.

Who is the Crazed Square in Say Cheese! [STORY]?

The Crazed Square is a man the Big Media station has paid to spread chaos in the park. He's the troublemaker you photograph early in the story, before the turning point.

What happens in the Say Cheese! [STORY] Good Ending?

The Good Ending brings harmony between the square and circle citizens of the park. It's the result of the kind moments you photograph after the turning point.

About Venkatesh Bobbili

Venkatesh is the detail obsessed researcher on the team. He enjoys breaking down game mechanics, comparing builds, and testing upgrade paths to understand how each Roblox game truly works under the hood. On Bloxodes, he focuses on in depth guides, balancing info, and checking every update before articles go live. He also helps refine tools and datasets that power many parts of the site. His favorite Roblox game is Blade Ball.