Say Cheese! Roblox Wiki

Say Cheese! Roblox Wiki

You're a journalist with the power to turn a peaceful park into headline news—will you stir this tranquility into a storm of panic, or use your pen to light up hope in the residents' eyes? How would you answer this choice?

Identify TV Headlines
A television in Say Cheese! showing WHO IS THIS HAT MAN? with a hat-wearing figure and an angry pink figure.
Media-driven storyA journalist’s assignmentPanic or hope

Understand the journalist’s assignment and the peaceful park at stake.

Big Media hires you as a journalist to spread panic in the park and keep people watching the news.

  • Your employer demands attention, no matter the cost.
  • The story asks whether you will help destroy a peaceful society or try to bring it hope.

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Understand Big Media’s assignment, recognize park scenes and figures, or check the code list and game history.

What Is Say Cheese!?

Two groups of smiling park characters wearing hats beside a television news screen.

Don't let the name fool you — this is no chill park-strolling simulator. It's a Roblox adventure story inspired by Nicky Case's We Become What We Behold.

And you? You're a reporter grinding for Big Media. You step into a nice, quiet park — looks peaceful enough, except the whole community is being dragged, step by step, toward the consequences of corporate hunger for attention. And who's holding the camera? You are.

Explore the Story
Developer
Mechanical Boy LLC
Platform
Roblox
Genre
Adventure / Story
Player Role
Journalist

Latest Guides

Say Cheese! How to Play: Starting a Session and Your First Photos

How to start a session in Say Cheese! [STORY] on Roblox, what the PLAY menu does, and what to do first as the park's journalist with your camera.

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Getting the Park Camera Down Cold: From Viewfinder to Last Photo

Point the park camera viewfinder at a figure, click to take the photo, then watch the central TV for the captioned news report.

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Say Cheese! [Story]: A Guide to the Camera and the On-Screen Reports

Identify the TV headlines, tell park characters apart, and recognize the OFF AIR and dark last-photo scenes.

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Say Cheese! story explained: Big Media and the park

Understand the journalist’s assignment, Big Media’s demand for attention, and the moral dilemma threatening the peaceful park.

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Recognize the television headlines

Match four television captions to the pictures they show.

TV captionPicture shown
OOH NICE HAT
Hat-wearing round and square figures beside the OOH NICE HAT television report.
A hat-wearing figure
WHY IS EVERYONE SMILING?
The park television showing a smiling figure and WHY IS EVERYONE SMILING?
A smiling figure
WHO PAID THE SCREAMER?
Two figures and a money bag shown on the television under WHO PAID THE SCREAMER?
A money bag alongside two figures
LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER
An avatar on the LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER report with rows of park figures in front.
An avatar

Say Cheese! codes

Check the Say Cheese! code list and read the redemption help.

Codes and rewards

No currently usable Say Cheese! codes are listed here.

Redemption help

Frequently Asked Questions

Short answers about the journalist’s assignment and the scenes you will encounter.

Who do I work for in Say Cheese!?

You play a journalist hired by Big Media to spread panic and keep people watching the news. That assignment puts your employer’s demand for attention in conflict with the park’s peace.

Understand Big Media’s assignment
How can I tell the hat-wearing park figures apart?

Look at the head beneath the hat: both round-headed and square-headed figures wear hats in the OOH NICE HAT scene. Head shape gives you a more precise way to distinguish them.

Recognize the park figures
What does WHO PAID THE SCREAMER? show?

The television pairs that question with a money bag and two figures. The caption asks who paid; it does not identify a payer.

Match television captions and pictures
How do I recognize the dark last-photo scene?

Look for the dark park, the camera frame and the instruction “click to take the last photo” together. The camera frame also appears in the brighter POINT & CLICK view, so the frame alone does not distinguish this scene.

Compare park scenes

Get to Know the Park

Meet the journalist’s employer, recognize the television reports, and look closer at the figures around the screen.