Frequently Asked Questions
The questions that come up first: what this game is, how it ends, whether you can play alone, and why it keeps getting confused with a Minecraft mod.
How a run ends is decided by what you do with Jerry and which way out you take; the game records it as one of ten ending badges. Play solo or with up to eight players, and expect jumpscares and blood.
The questions that come up in the first five minutes of this game, answered from the game's own store page and Roblox's official badge data.
The basics
What kind of game is this?
A Roblox horror survival game with a story. You tame a stray wolf called Jerry with bones, build camp, survive the night, and follow Bob's map to his cabin, his grave and his log. It has ten endings, and Roblox records each one as a badge.
How much does it cost?
The game itself is free to join on Roblox. The seven game passes are optional and run from 79 to 999 Robux; the full list is on the game pass page.
Is this the Minecraft mod?
No. A Minecraft mod with a very similar name exists and dominates search results for the title. This is a Roblox experience by the group • DELTA •; the store page credits LookOut2DD's "Something Is Wrong With My Dog..." as its inspiration, and the two are separate projects.
Is it scary?
Yes, by its own warning. The store page states it contains jumpscares and blood and suggests playing with the lights on. The scares are tied to night and to Jerry rather than to combat.
How do you tame Jerry?
Feed him three bones. Good Boy — "Three bones, and he's yours. He follows you home. That's the problem." — is the badge for the moment it works, and 1,654,658 players have it. The full loop is on the Jerry guide.
Endings and story
How many endings are there?
Ten. The store page says so, and Roblox lists ten badges whose official text ends a run, from Morning to Off the Edge. All ten, with unlock rates, are on the endings page.
How do you get the good ending?
The game does not label any ending as good or bad, and the badges describe outcomes rather than instructions. The closest thing to a "good" run is Good Dog — love Jerry enough that he never turns — which has 29,316 unlocks and is a condition on the whole run rather than a final scene.
What is the rarest ending?
Off the Edge — "You walked off the end of Bob's world" — with 56 unlocks across the whole player base. Sent Back (338) and Pulled Out (1,696) are next.
Who is Bob?
Bob is the owner of the map you follow: the store page names his cabin, his grave and his log. Three badges put Bob and Jerry in the same sentence, including Sent Back ("Bob's dog can rest now"). The lore page collects everything the game says about him.
Who is Uncle Ray?
The relative you came looking for. Welcome to the Woods opens with it: "You came looking for Uncle Ray. A thin grey wolf in a red collar is watching from the treeline." He never appears in any official description, and there is a pass named after his kit.
Is Jerry a wolf or a dog?
Both, in the game's own words. The store page introduces him as "a stray wolf at the edge of the woods", while the badges call him Bob's dog and the title calls him my dog. The shift is part of the story: he starts as a wolf you took in and ends up as something with an owner.
Playing with others
Can you play solo?
Yes. Solo is the default, and the store page supports runs with up to eight players. Servers hold up to 20, so a busy public server is bigger than a single run.
What is Survival Mode?
The same world with no story. It keeps the caves, forests and marshes and drops the plot, and its two badges measure nights survived: Still Breathing for one, Night Shift for three. See Survival Mode.
Where do you find the cabin?
Press M. Bob's map is the game's own navigation tool and the cabin, grave and log are the three places it names — the same three destinations the store page lists as a feature.
How many players fit in one server?
Twenty players per server, according to Roblox's game record. The store page describes runs as solo or up to eight players, so a full server is busier than any single run is designed for — which is why a story playthrough is easier on a quiet server.
Money and codes
Does the game have codes?
No. There is no redemption system in the game, and no code has ever been published for it — which is why this site does not have a codes page. Bones, not codes, are the currency that matters, and they come from playing.
Which pass is worth buying first?
Name Jerry at 79 Robux if you care about the story, 2x Bones at 199 if you want the taming loop to go faster. The full ranking and every price is on the game pass page.
Do passes unlock badges?
No badge description mentions a pass. All twenty are written as in-game actions: taming with bones, sleeping in your own bed, surviving nights, reaching an ending. The full set is on the badge table.
