Teddy Guides

Teddy looks simple from the Roblox thumbnail: a giant bear, a daycare, a hug that ends the run. The first live lobby is louder than that. Six players vote a chapter and a mode, then the timer starts while someone still asks how to crouch. This hub is the table of contents for those ten minutes.

Start here if you just installed the game

Read Getting Started before you queue with friends who already have Chapter Four badges. That page covers the lobby, the vote, Puzzle Pieces, and why AI mode is the classroom. Pair it with controls so Left Control is not a mystery when you need a vent.

If your group already knows the menu, skip to the pain you actually have. Deaths in hallways belong on how to survive. Want the monster role? Use how to play as Teddy. Purple lighting and extra bears mean Nightmare mode. Stuck on objectives rather than the chase? Open how to escape.

Chapter walkthroughs

Vote with a plan. Each walkthrough assumes you already know crouch and doors.

• Chapter 0 — Uncle Henry’s mansion. Treat it as a tutorial map with a real timer.
• Chapter 1 Nursery — blocks, crawl toys, and the first badge most accounts own.
• Chapter 2 Grizzly Camp — darker routes, longer chases, fewer polite corners.
• Chapter 3 Toy Store — batteries, silver tools, and a brighter floor that still kills sprinting kids.
• Chapter 4 Zoo — wide sightlines, fish and cogs, and a panda AI on some votes.
• Chapter 5 — Teddy’s Pizza Place, added October 2025. Use it when the lobby is done with the zoo.

Keep the chapter checklist beside the video or the text. Keys despawn from your brain faster than they despawn from the map.

How these guides are written

We watch real Teddy footage, including full-chapter compilations, then write steps you can do without pausing every two seconds. We do not invent YouTube IDs. If a page has a video, it sits in the middle of the article so you read a plan, watch the route, then finish the checklist. One video per page. Duplicate topics share a single guide instead of five thin copies.

Facts stay aligned with the rest of the wiki. Teddy is a released Roblox game (31 October 2020), online with up to six players, not a single-player Steam adventure. Promo codes are rare; see the Codes Hub. Modes are AI, Player, and Nightmare. Those words mean the same thing on the modes tier list and here.

After you can leave a map

Guides do not stop at the exit door. The review is for friends who ask whether Teddy is still worth a favorite in 2026. Roles and cosmetics live under Roles. Difficulty arguments belong on the maps tier list. Seasonal FOMO is an events problem. If you want a second-screen tracker, use tools.

Scripts are not a substitute for a walkthrough. If you still open that category, read how to use scripts and understand the ToS risk before you paste anything. A clean Nursery run teaches more than an ESP overlay you cannot explain to a new teammate.

How to use the hub during a live vote

When the lobby timer hits ten seconds, do not open five tabs. Open the one chapter page that matches the winning thumbnail. If the mode is Nightmare, open that guide in a second window and ignore shop browsing. If you rolled Teddy, close the survivor walkthrough — honey placement is a different sport. After the match, mark the badge checklist so you know whether the win counted.

New language versions of this hub keep the same paths. English sits at the root; other locales prefix the URL. Internal links stay locale-agnostic so generate can localize them. If a teammate sends you a link, it should end with a trailing slash.

Teddy rewards people who treat the daycare like a small heist. Read one guide, play two lobbies, then read the next. That loop beats a binge of twelve tabs while the bear waits in the spawn hallway.