Closing Shift on Roblox, by DoggyTroug, drops you into a family restaurant that closed in 1974. The elevator seals. The mascots are still working. This page is the first-night order. The key hunt, each hunter, and the dawn exit have their own pages.
Before the hatch
Put on headphones. The developer asks for them because singing, movement, and radio lines are the warning.
Talk to the person at the street elevator. Recorded runs call him officer Bill. A radio line later in the same style of run says he was never a night guard and was sheltering from the rain. Treat the name and the reveal as story, then ride from L down to B-2.
In the B-2 safe room, open the gift box if the Puppet's help menu is not already up, and ask the Puppet at the security desk for a tip. Guides that walked the desk say you can speak, type, or pick a question from a list. Use the list if speech is misunderstood. Asking for a tip is the A LITTLE ADVICE badge. Check the camera terminal in the same room before you commit to the restaurant.
Open the way up
Hold interact on the SERVICE HATCH B-2 crank until the HATCH SEALER meter reaches 100%. One walkthrough says the wheel is one person at a time. The stairs above the hatch put you in the restaurant corridor. The objective switches to the four keys and the four-digit code once you are up there. If the objective still says something else, the exit hunt has not started.
Keyboard guides say F toggles the flashlight. It drains while it is on and recovers while it rests. Pick up batteries you find. Hold interact to use cranks, padlocks, and a chair barricade. Sprint spends stamina. Leave some for the walk back. No official control card was printed on the experience page, so recheck the prompts if a later update rebinds them.
What you are actually collecting
You need four exit keys and one four-digit code. The HUD counts keys, in recorded runs as KEYS 3/4 and then KEYS 4/4. When the fourth exit key is taken, the objective can flip to FIND THE REST OF THE CODE.
A key labeled for the dining room, kitchen, or backstage is a room key. It opens that room. It does not finish the exit-key counter. Search drawers, closets, and boxes, and read the pickup line so you know which kind you took.
In a group, an item one teammate finds counts for the shared exit. BY THE BOOK is stricter: you personally must pick up a key and a code scrap, then escape, all in the same night. Teammates finishing the search for you does not complete that badge.
The official description says solo play or up to 10 friends. The listing's server size of 50 is the server cap, not your team size. Split rooms if you are in a group, and keep one person able to reach the cameras.
If something grabs you
Match the response to the name. Light on Foxy's face. A closet or a vent for Freddy, Bonnie, or Chica. Stay put if you hear singing. A barricade is time, because they kick the door in. The full split is in the hunter guide.
A scare in one recorded run showed SEIZED after a Birthday Bear, and CAUGHT after Vintage Freddy. The player got back up. That run also had Infinite Lives on the HUD, so a scare screen is not proof the night is over, and it is not proof of how many lives a normal run has. The life count is not published.
Done for the night
You are ready to leave only when both halves are done: KEYS 4/4, and a code the keypad accepts. Then follow the elevator page. FIRST NIGHT is the badge for clocking in. CLOSING TIME is the badge for leaving in the elevator.