This walkthrough gets you through the seven-day house loop without inventing a fixed anomaly calendar. The reliable structure is the routine: read the objective, finish Whiskers’ care, complete household chores, respond to the event actually present in your server, audit the house, and sleep. Specific anomalies can vary, so “Day 3 always has X” is less useful than a response plan that works whenever X appears.
For a first clear, avoid optional experiments. Do not deliberately skip meals, leave doors or appliances open, overuse the TV, open a clearly warned door, or provoke Whiskers. Build one clean completion first; farm other results later.
The route for every day
Days 1–2: learn the baseline
Use the early part of the run to memorize landmarks and feedback. Locate cat food and bowl, litter box, laser-play area, dinner station, mailbox, door lock, bedroom, bathroom fixtures, windows, curtains, TV, and closable rooms. Notice what the outside view and Whiskers normally look like.
Complete the task shown on screen, and wait for its completion signal. If something unusual appears, do not dismiss it just because the run is early. Identify it by cue, not by assumed day. A photo is commonly reported for the Tall Man or a misplaced object; a bathroom creature may call for a flush; a face at a window may call for closing the curtain. See the anomaly list when in doubt.
Before each sleep, do the full audit. It feels slow now but becomes a quick circuit by the middle of the week.
Days 3–4: protect the routine during interruptions
At this stage your main risk is losing track of a chore when an event interrupts it. Mentally mark the last confirmed task. Resolve the urgent cue, wait for it to clear, and resume from that point. Do not repeat every object interaction “just in case”; extra interaction can trigger a separate result.
If the screen says HIDE, prioritize shelter and do not assume a single named room is guaranteed across versions. Current community reports disagree about a unique safe room. Use the nearest plausible closable interior space, stay put while the warning is active, and confirm the live result. The dedicated HIDE guide explains how to test locations without stacking other failures.
If a huge cat is visible outside, distinguish that event from ordinary Whiskers and from a TV left on accidentally. Current guides associate the response with using the television, then resetting it after the event. Follow the Catzilla guide and wait for a clear end signal before bed.
Days 5–6: avoid accidental ending conditions
Later in a good run, keep the ordinary state conservative. Eat dinner. Close the refrigerator. Reset the cooking appliance. Turn off the television after any TV-related response. Close and lock the front door when the interaction exists. Do not open a warning door or walk outside into an obviously abnormal scene to satisfy curiosity.
The official badge catalog contains names such as Starved, Cold as Ice, Screen Time, Blackhole, and Found You, but most have no public description. Community guides connect these names to particular omissions or events. That is enough to inform caution, not enough to promise an exact trigger. If you accidentally earn one, record the final house state before restarting.
Day 7: finish cleanly
Treat the final bedtime check as a full route, even if the objective looks complete. Verify cat care, litter, laser, mail, door, dinner, refrigerator, cooking appliance, TV, bathroom, curtains, and any active warning. Return any item or room state you changed during an anomaly.
The completion badge is officially named Cannon Good Ending and publicly described by Roblox as “Win the game.” That spelling is intentional; do not search for a separate “Canon” ending. Community walkthroughs support a clean seven-day route, but Roblox does not publish a detailed task-by-task formula, so the current game’s feedback remains decisive.
If the completion does not award, note the result, badge, last objective, and final state. The Cannon Good Ending guide provides a focused diagnostic checklist.
Anomaly response decision tree
Use visible evidence before acting:
- Figure or moved object suitable for documentation: equip the phone camera when the game makes that interaction available; current guides commonly apply this to Tall Man and Misplaced.
- Face at a window: stay inside and close the relevant curtain.
- Creature in the toilet: use the toilet flush interaction reported by current walkthroughs.
- Lights or darkness cue: change only the light state indicated; guides disagree on some audio details, so wait for confirmation.
- Abnormal outside or missing-looking environment: remain inside and secure curtains rather than exploring.
- Huge cat outside: use the event-specific TV response, then reset the TV.
HIDEwarning: shelter immediately and remain until the warning resolves.- Human-like Whiskers: current guides report watching or staring rather than using a household counter.
If none matches, pause and observe. Random photos and blanket light-switching can obscure the event state.
Video walkthrough
This full-run video is useful for learning the house layout and seeing how chores and interruptions connect. Compare its prompts with your live server because event order can differ.
TheKacperosEN walkthrough, published September 29, 2026. Use it for visual routing, not as proof of a fixed daily anomaly schedule.
If your run ends early
Read the exact result and check the Roblox badge notification. Reconstruct the night room by room. If dinner, door, and TV were all wrong, replay with all three corrected; do not attribute the ending to one guess. Once the normal route is stable, change only one behavior per intentional ending attempt.
Interaction stuck? Step away, confirm the held object, approach from another angle, and finish any prior objective. If the server still does not advance, record the state before rejoining. That distinction helps separate a routing mistake from a live-version bug.
Walkthrough FAQ
Are anomalies tied to exact days?
No reliable public schedule establishes that. Respond to the cue in your current run.
Should I sleep while an event is active?
Not on a clean route. Resolve it and wait for the warning or abnormal state to clear.
What comes after a normal clear?
Use All Endings for controlled attempts, or Endless Mode for survival beyond the standard week.
The route was compared against current written guides from Gamezebo, Pro Game Guides, and Bloxodes, checked October 24, 2026.