You can talk to all of the kids, but only Hero has something to say to progress things. Aubrey is just another friend like Omori. She was the one who was making fun of me for the mole on my.ĭespite the looks of all of them, only Kel and Hero are related. You should know better than to pick on others.īut Aubrey started it. Omori found it! Lucky for me, I've got some real friends! A nice little way of tutorializing through gameplay rathern than just text dumps. Now that we have Aubrey's stuffed toy, the dots over her head have changed to a dark lightbulb to let us know the quest can now be turned in. I have no idea though we may find out later. Of course, its the watermelon! How obvious! By the way, that thing next to Omori is a tentacle. I swear theres more references in media to Stand by me than people ever talking about it. This quest is pretty simple though, let's explore the area real quick first. Oh, I know! Can you find my Stuffed Toy for me, Omori? Pretty please?Īfter you've taken a quest from someone they get those dots above their head to signify that they have an active quest that you can ask them to remind yourself what they need. Why would he do something like that? He's so immature. Don't they know we're trying to train to beat cell?Īnyway, the lightbulb over Aubrey means she has a quest for us. Kinda weird that the neighbor kids just have a party outside our white space room. As loathe as I am to change my mind, the LP would be pretty boring if it was just 40 updates of staring at a brick wall desktop background.ĭon't give me that, Hero! You only say that 'cause you were losing. I've decided to overrule my past self and choose to open this door instead of do nothing. With the knife in tow, there's nothing else to do here. If they do catch you, you just teleport back to "Omori's room". They're much slower than Omori so they can easily be outmanuevered in open ground. If you get too close to them, a little "!" appears above their heads and they chase you down. Getting closer to the knife, we see this red wiggling arm. Probably not the best thing to give to a shut-in teen who seems to be as happy as a bowl of tofu. Moving just a bit to the left and we find this. Let's check out the journal, surely we've got something interesting to say.Īnd a warm lap! You can't go wrong with a warm lap! My apologies to all the "Do Nothing" people who wanted "Do Nothing" to be our choice for this playthrough.Īll in all, you're just like Omori - staring at a wall. Hmm, I thought about hosting a poll to decide what we should do here (it's a very important decision) but I have decided to unilaterally choose "Do Nothing".
#White space omori update
I'm going to post all of these off page in a supplemental update to prevent the page from just being 10 screenshots. Only one tissue box? This boy doesn't have that many sorrows then.ĭoes anyone remember colored lightbulbs? I distinctly remember my aunt having a purple lightbulb in her living room as one of the hip new things to do and I loved it. Replace the cat with a dog and its my room as a teenager. You got a cat, a sketchbook, a laptop, and some tissues. Omori is constantly getting into arguments with people because he always sees issues in black or white terms. Two children crying with some ambiguous promise being talked about? My God. Name a game that has tried to comfort you and it ended well.
Another good sign is when the game has to tell you that things are going to be alright. Part 1: Welcome to White Space Update 1: Welcome to White SpaceĪlways a good sign when a game opens with a warning like a pack of cigarettes.
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