Shred the Secrets currently has at least two officially confirmed endings. The Roblox badge feed names What? (Ending 1) and Dark Secrets (Ending 2). A third badge, Perfect Attendance, requires completing Ending 2 “as a full squad.” That is a special party condition for Ending 2, not proof of a third numbered ending.
The public badge descriptions do not reveal the final choice, required secrets, or exact full-squad count. Use this guide to organize separate runs, recognize the official success signal, and avoid mixing an ending attempt with too many unrelated challenges.
Compare the confirmed ending targets
Do not label FBI capture, fake exits, Phone discovery, or basement interactions as extra numbered endings unless the live completion screen or an official badge identifies them that way. They may be secrets, failures, route steps, or badge events.
Prepare a clean first ending run
Complete the normal documents, scraps, shredding, cash, and Skills loop reliably before targeting a choice. Keep the same party through the run and avoid optional speed or every-document challenges on the first ending attempt. A clean run makes it easier to identify the action that changed the outcome.
When the game presents a final prompt, door, exit, object, or decision, stop and read it. Have one player record the visible choices while the rest of the group avoids accidental interaction. Choose one path, finish the full completion sequence, and check the Roblox badge afterward.
On the next run, keep earlier conditions as similar as possible and take the other available final path. This is more reliable than changing Classes, secret interactions, party size, and final choice all at once.
Use the full walkthrough for visual orientation
This current community walkthrough shows a complete game run and ending sequence. It is useful for recognizing room flow and where a conclusion appears, but use the live prompts and official badge award to confirm your own route.
Watch for the transition from the normal room loop into the ending sequence. The video is community evidence, not a guarantee that every prompt is unchanged.
Separate Ending 1 and Ending 2 evidence
After a completion, check which badge awarded. “What? (Ending 1)” is the official Ending 1 confirmation. “Dark Secrets (Ending 2)” is the Ending 2 confirmation. A cutscene alone can be misremembered or changed; the named badge gives you a stable label for the result.
If neither badge awards, confirm that the run reached the normal completion flow rather than a disconnect, failure, FBI capture, or early exit. Repeat the last decision with fewer optional interactions before assuming a hidden ending exists.
Keep spoiler notes separate from route notes. Record the exact prompt and action needed to reproduce the outcome, but do not make story interpretation the only explanation a player can follow.
Plan Perfect Attendance
Perfect Attendance adds two requirements: reach Ending 2 and do so as a full squad. The official Universe currently allows more players than older snapshots, but that max-player field does not define the run’s “full squad” size. Use the lobby or run UI to confirm the group is full in the current build.
Assemble the group before starting, keep every member connected, and avoid public matchmaking changes after the run begins. When the final choice appears, confirm that the squad is still complete and follow the same route that already awarded Dark Secrets.
After completion, every player should check both Dark Secrets and Perfect Attendance. Shared credit and disconnect rules are not described in the public badge text, so one player’s award does not prove the whole squad succeeded.
Common ending mistakes
Changing too many variables: test one final choice at a time.
Leaving during the cutscene: wait for the normal completion and badge award.
Calling a secret badge an ending: use the official numbered badge names.
Assuming “full squad” from Universe max players: trust the live squad UI instead.
Combining the first attempt with Buzzer Beater: learn the ending route before adding an under-45-minute goal.
All Endings FAQ
How many endings are confirmed?
At least two numbered endings are official: Ending 1 and Ending 2.
Is full-squad Ending 2 a separate ending?
It is a separate badge condition tied to Ending 2, not a separately numbered ending in the public evidence.
Do I need the Phone, Key, or every secret?
No official ending badge description lists those requirements. Follow the live route, but do not present them as mandatory without reproducible evidence.
Does getting caught by the FBI count as an ending?
FBI capture has its own badge, “It’s Not What It Looks Like.” The official text does not number it as Ending 1 or 2.
Can I get both numbered endings in one run?
Each badge says to complete its respective ending. Plan separate runs unless the current game clearly permits multiple completion outcomes in one session.
Use the Endings overview for the spoiler-light official summary, the Items index for secret objects, and the Squad guide to organize roles before Perfect Attendance.