HOUSE 13 has a story conclusion visible in current community full-game walkthroughs, but first-party public text does not state how many endings exist or publish a branch-by-branch unlock list. The reliable way to approach an ending is to separate four things: surviving the selected mode, seeing the final story scene, receiving a matching mode Badge, and meeting any additional hidden or Located condition. Do not treat one video title as proof that all four are the same event.
Spoiler-light route to a first ending
Choose Easy if your priority is seeing a complete run with the shortest official survival target. Its matching Badge describes six nights. Prepare the visitor routine and the Reacher, Hitcher, and Nester responses before attempting a story-focused clear; repeated house failures make it difficult to test whether an earlier choice affected the ending.
During the run, keep a small decision log. Record each visitor decision in order, the selected mode, any failure and revive, any unusual prompt, and the exact result text. Do not fill the log with theories. Its purpose is to let you change one decision on a replay and compare the outcome.
At the final sequence, let the scene and result screen finish. Note the exact Badge name awarded by Roblox. A “Survived Easy Mode” Badge proves the documented six-night completion, while the separate “Located” Badge has a cryptic official description and no public first-party route. Receiving or missing one should not be used to invent its trigger.
What is officially confirmed
Story setting
The official experience says HOUSE 13 takes place years before Terminal 13 and explores where the Impostors came from.
Confidence: official.
Easy completion
The Survived Easy Mode Badge describes six nights in the player's own home and answering every knock.
Badge ID: 1627812551288468
Medium completion
The Survived Medium Mode Badge names twelve nights.
Badge ID: 1365361632822672
Hard completion
The Survived Hard Mode Badge names eighteen nights and emphasizes questions and closed doors.
Badge ID: 373428414752794
Located
An enabled Badge exists with the line “You were never hidden. You were only difficult to find.” Its reproducible unlock route is not published.
Badge ID: 4174009469748496
Do not confuse a mode clear with an ending branch
A survival Badge is mode evidence. It says that Roblox recorded the corresponding achievement, but the public description does not state that it represents a unique narrative ending. Similarly, a different final scene in a community video may reflect a visitor decision, mode, version, multiplayer state, or edit unless the run documents those variables.
When comparing two runs, match the same mode and version first. Then compare visitor decisions and any special interaction in order. If both runs differ in many places, you cannot identify the trigger from the final scene alone. A clean comparison changes one meaningful decision while keeping the rest of the route stable.
Replay worksheet
Watch a complete ending safely
The video below is a community full-game walkthrough explicitly labeled with an ending. It can help you recognize the length and presentation of a finished run. It is not an official proof of every choice that causes that outcome, and it may spoil the story immediately.
Spoiler warning: this community video shows a complete run and ending. Reviewed September 13, 2026.
If the ending or Badge does not appear
Confirm that the selected mode reached its complete official night target. Wait for the final sequence and result to finish, then check the Roblox Badge inventory rather than relying only on a brief toast. If you revived or rejoined, record that state; current public descriptions do not settle whether those actions preserve every completion condition.
Try a fresh server if the result appears stuck, but do not claim a game bug until the same mode and steps reproduce the problem. If a community route differs from your live prompts, follow the current prompts. The experience can change after the recording date.
What still requires repeatable play
The number and names of narrative endings, exact visitor branches, whether every mode has a distinct story result, the Located Badge trigger, multiplayer decision ownership, revive effects, and any hidden interaction remain unverified in first-party public text. These gaps are reasons to keep a clean replay log, not reasons to invent a “true ending” checklist.
Use the Walkthrough to stabilize a full run, the Impostor Guide to improve visitor decisions, and Modes to match the correct night target.