This checklist covers the nine chores currently documented for Home Alone (Anomaly). It is not labelled a permanent or complete official list: Roblox only confirms that Update 2 added chores, while a current community walkthrough supplies the task names and routes. Keep this page beside a run, match the board’s wording, and use the live progress indicator whenever it conflicts with a dated step.
Kitchen checklist
Make Coffee
- Start: reported coffee packet on the kitchen island.
- Destination: coffee maker.
- Operation: adjust the machine’s indicator into its target zone using the current prompts.
- Finish check: allow brewing to finish and confirm the objective advances.
- Common miss: leaving when the dial succeeds but before the final completion state.
Do the Dishes
- Start: reported dishes on the kitchen island.
- Destination: kitchen sink.
- Operation: move one plate, then finish its repeated washing input.
- Finish check: repeat until the task progress clears.
- Common miss: placing a plate beside the sink or leaving one item in the stack.
Cook Tomorrow’s Lunch
- Start: pan and pasta associated with the kitchen island.
- Route: pan to stove, pasta into pan, cooking minigame, then food to refrigerator.
- Operation: keep the displayed cooking indicator in its target area.
- Finish check: complete the refrigerator step and read the board.
- Common miss: treating cooked pasta on the stove as finished.
Clean the Kitchen
- Start: reported spray bottle on the island.
- Targets: four currently reported stains around kitchen fixtures.
- Operation: interact with each stain until it clears.
- Finish check: use the remaining-target progress.
- Common miss: overlooking areas near island chairs or the refrigerator.
Use the detailed Kitchen guide for interruption recovery and minigame control.
Whole-house cleaning checklist
Clear Spider Webs
- Start: no separate tool is documented.
- Targets: webs reported around doorways.
- Operation: hold the displayed interaction through completion.
- Route: make one clockwise or counterclockwise doorway sweep.
- Common miss: releasing the hold too early or counting one shared doorway twice.
Clean the Windows
- Targets: currently reported in the living room and hall.
- Operation: interact, then complete the repeated cleaning input.
- Route: finish one room wall before moving into the hall.
- Common miss: leaving a partly cleaned pane after its first animation.
Water the Plants
- Start: watering can reported near a front living-room corner.
- Route: three living-room plants, one hall plant, and two bathroom plants in the selected guide.
- Operation: wait for each watering interaction to register.
- Common miss: treating the six-stop community route as guaranteed after an update.
Use Cleaning chores for a room order that survives visitor interruptions.
Bedroom checklist
Clean Your Room
- Objects: toys and crayons reported on the floor.
- Destination: toy box in the player’s room.
- Operation: pick up and place each object through the intended prompt.
- Common miss: dropping an object near the box without registering it.
Clean Your Parents’ Room
- Objects: clothes reported on the floor.
- Destination: laundry basket in the parents’ room.
- Operation: place each item and confirm progress.
- Common miss: confusing a visitor-related cat check in the same room with the chore.
Use Room chores for the two object-container loops and missing-prompt fixes.
Run the checklist without missing a visitor
Before starting, read the board and choose the shortest route for the active task. Do not collect objects for a future task. At a knock, preserve three facts: chore name, current room, and remaining progress. Then stop chore inputs and listen to the full visitor request. A voice-based tell can be lost while clicking a cleaning minigame.
After the door decision, return to the board or objective display before resuming. Start from the last confirmed target, not the beginning of the list. If the current server presents a task not shown here, follow its prompt and treat it as a candidate for a future dated update rather than forcing it into one of these names.
Completion and allowance checks
A current guide reports four active entries on a full board and a refresh after clearing the list. It also connects chores with an allowance quota. Those details are not creator-published rules, so verify the live board. Completion should be supported by objective progress, a new task state, allowance feedback, or the board refresh—not simply the disappearance of an object.
Keep in-round allowance separate from persistent lobby Coins used for reported item purchases. Read Allowance for the safe ledger method. Recheck exact totals after updates rather than treating a copied target as permanent.
Checklist troubleshooting
If progress stalls, ask these in order:
- Am I following the current board task?
- Did the last substep finish, or only begin an animation?
- Is this the correct object and destination?
- Did a visitor interruption leave an item carried or a minigame open?
- Does the remaining counter point to one missed target?
- Do other interactions still work?
One missed target calls for a careful route repeat. Several broken interfaces call for the Troubleshooting guide and, if necessary, a fresh server after preserving evidence.
Chore checklist FAQ
Is this a complete official chore list?
No. It is the currently documented nine-task community list. Roblox confirms new chores but does not enumerate them.
How many chores appear at once?
One current guide reports four on a full list. Use the live board because selection and refresh rules can change.
Which route is safest for solo play?
Start with nearby kitchen or living-room targets and return through the front room. Save longer bedroom and bathroom sweeps for quieter intervals.
Should I finish a chore before checking the door?
Not when the interruption may contain an audio or timed clue. Preserve your place, resolve the visitor with evidence, then resume.