Easiest Game Ever Keith

Keith is the humanoid NPC people remember after the Cheese Ball. He sits in a prison-style cell off the Cheese Area / spawn-adjacent exploration path. Next to him (or the skull you came for) is a picture that is actually a map to the obby. If you only came for the skull, look at the picture anyway.

This page is who he is and which endings he gates. The yellow rooms that lead here are in the Cheese Ball guide and the map.

Where to find him

You will not bump into Keith during You Won. Push the Cheese Ball, enter the yellow side, explore toward the cell. If you cannot find a cell, you are still in the pit. Getting started then easy endings until Cheese is owned.

Lost and the chair

Lost is the Keith ending everyone writes about:

1. Own a cheese wedge from the giant block (items).
2. Lure Keith onto the chair with the cheese.
3. Jump on him quickly as the chair descends.
4. Ride into the dark for Lost.

Miss the jump and the floor closes. Resetting here is Reset, not Lost. Doing Lost is a prerequisite for Burger in classic routes. Do Lost first. Eat later.

If Keith never sits, the ending may be disabled, or you are offering cheese from the wrong angle. The changelog beats a 40-minute stare.

Burger and other Keith-adjacent badges

Burger needs Lost first in the well-known chain. Other cell-adjacent jokes (skull, Graveyard in older builds, Catch variants) orbit the same geography. When Graveyard’s old method no longer works, do not blame Keith. Blame the rescript. All endings is the index; this page will not pretend a patched graveyard still uses the same shovel.

The picture is a tutorial

The sketch near the cell is how robey100 teaches the cliff without a UI popup. Climb behind spawn, ignore the trellis, reset in the far corner. That is the obby. Keith is the signpost. The obby is the destination. Players who skip NPCs skip the signpost and then search how to find obby.

Versus Paul

Paul is skatepark. Keith is cheese-side. They do not share a room. Getting caught by Paul is Beat Up. Getting seated with Keith is Lost. Mixing the names is how park guides and cell guides rot. Skatepark endings for Paul. This page for Keith.

Tone

Keith is a joke inmate in a joke prison in a joke easy game. The chair drop is slapstick. It is also easy to miss and easy to fail. That mix is why he gets a page and why the characters hub exists at all.

Tick Lost and Burger on the endings tracker. If you came here from a search for how to get lost ending, the chair is the answer. If you came here from a search for who is Keith on Roblox, he is the guy with the map.

What Keith is not

He is not a playable character. He is not a shopkeeper. He is not the skatepark catcher. He does not sell codes. If a thumbnail puts his face on a free robux overlay, close it and return to the promo-code hub. If a script GUI has a button named auto Keith, it is guessing; the chair timing is a jump, not a remote. See the script hub.

Bring patience more than speed. The lure is cheese, not WASD spam. If he walks off the chair, pick the wedge back up from the items list and reset your angle, not the whole character, unless you want the Reset ending. Solo servers mean you can wait without blocking a lobby. Use that. Tick Lost before Burger on the endings tracker so the chain stays honest.

After Lost, you are allowed to ignore him for a long time. Many later badges never return to the cell. Come back only if a changelog note readds a cell-adjacent ending. The picture on the wall remains the best free tutorial in the place; glance at it whenever you forget the obby corner.

Related

• Characters hub
• Cheese Ball
• Items — the wedge he cares about
• Hard endings — where Lost sits if you stall