Steal Cookies is a Roblox survival game made by Silly Creations. It’s called a survival game, but it’s more like a funny hide-and-seek adventure. You play as one of Grandma’s grandkids, sneaking around her house to munch on all her cookies without getting caught. It’s a mix of fun and tense moments, and you can team up with up to three friends to make grabbing those cookies even more of a blast.

This guide breaks down everything you need to know about Steal Cookies on Roblox, plus some handy tips to help you out.

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Steal Cookies Roblox Overview

Your main goal in Steal Cookies is to swipe and eat every cookie in Grandma’s house while dodging her. The game has a quick day-night cycle that flips every 30 seconds. At night, Grandma’s snoozing, so you can grab cookies safely. But when morning hits, she’s up and patrolling the house. If she spots you, you’re done for.

In the lobby, you can pick one of three slots to start a match and mess with settings like the map, number of players, and difficulty. Tougher matches give you more Milk, the game’s currency.

Steal Cookies Mechanics

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You can spend Milk in the lobby to unlock new maps, abilities, or Grandma skins. The skins are just for looks, but abilities like Banana Peel, Boogie Bomb, Twisted Tornado, and Giant Mouse Trap can help you mess with Grandma or escape tricky situations.

There are three maps: the Mansion (free from the start), the Suburban (costs 400 Milk), and the Villa (950 Milk). During matches, you can also spend Robux to put Grandma back to sleep or use X-ray vision to find cookies.

Steal Cookies Tips and Tricks

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  • Getting seen by Grandma doesn’t always mean game over. If you can slip away and put some distance between you two, she’ll give up and go back to patrolling.
  • Cabinets and fridges aren’t just for stashing cookies—they’re great hiding spots for you too.
  • The crawl mechanic lets you sneak around better, even letting you hide under Grandma’s bed.
  • Keep an eye on the day-night timer on the left side of the screen so you don’t get caught off guard.