Part One Written Guide
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Part Three Written Guide
Part Four Written Guide
Part Five Written Guide
Part Six Written Guide
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Part Eight Written Guide
Part Nine Written Guide
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Part Eleven Written Guide
Part Twelve Written Guide
Part Thirteen Written Guide
Part Fourteen Written Guide
Part Fifteen Written Guide
Part Sixteen Written Guide
Part Seventeen Written Guide
Part Eighteen Written Guide
Part Nineteen Written Guide
Part Twenty Written Guide
Part Twenty-One Written Guide
Part Twenty-Two Written Guide
Part Twenty-Three Written Guide
Part Twenty-Four Written Guide
Part Twenty-Five Written Guide
Part Twenty-Six Written Guide
Part Twenty-Seven Written Guide
Part Twenty-Eight Written Guide
Part Twenty-Nine Written Guide
Part Thirty Written Guide
Part Thirty-One Written Guide
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Part Thirty-Three Written Guide
Part Thirty-Four Written Guide
Part Thirty-Five Written Guide
Part Thirty-Six Written Guide
Part Thirty-Seven Written Guide
Part Thirty-Eight Written Guide
Part Thirty-Nine Written Guide
Part Forty Written Guide
Part Forty-One Written Guide
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Part Fifty-Three Written Guide
Part One Gameplay Video
Part Two Gameplay Video
Part Three Gameplay Video
Part Four Gameplay Video
Part Five Gameplay Video
Part Six Gameplay Video
Part Seven Gameplay Video
Part Eight Gameplay Video
Part Nine Gameplay Video
Part Ten Gameplay Video
Part Eleven Gameplay Video
Part Twelve Gameplay Video
Part Thirteen Gameplay Video
Part Fourteen Gameplay Video
Part Fifteen Gameplay Video
Part Sixteen Gameplay Video
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I was really sleepy when I was playing through this part of Omori, but I still powered through it. I’m playing through two different files at the moment, one for my video gameplay and one for my written one. I’m playing through my video series as my initial playthrough of the game because I wanted my reactions to be more genuine when I came across situations.
However, it only makes me look like I’m bad at video games. I promise that’s not the case; I’m just a little slower than most to pick up on things because of my ADHD.
After saving in the forest leading down to Basil’s house, we encountered a Ye Old Sprout guarding Basil’s forest grove entrance.
The purpose of this fight is to teach players the energy system. In the video series, this was something I didn’t understand at first. It took me a while before I finally figured it out, despite Hero telling it to me word-for-word in this tutorial fight.
Fortunately, they give you a self-help guide that I probably won’t read until I completely flub my way through the game. Honestly, I’m starting to feel a bit of imposter syndrome at this point.
Once you’re inside the forest grove with Basil’s house, Aubrey and Kel go at it again after Basil takes a blurry photo of the group. This causes Basil to fall over and lose his photographs.
That’s when everyone goes inside to put the photographs back into the photo album. However, upon leaving, a photograph drops out of the album. This triggers a scene that might scare some people, so be prepared for a little scare here.
I was not prepared for this scene. It gets worse after this moment. This picture was taken moments before disaster. However, I won’t spoil it for you. All I have to say is, it caught me completely off guard.
Trigger Warning: While it is a cute pixel game, the following depicts self-harm/suicide. Please continue at your own discretion.
You’re thrust into the white space again. This time, there is no door. You’ll click through everything again, and the cat says a couple of things differently, but ultimately is no help. The first time I played through this, I walked around wondering if there was an item I needed to pick up. It wasn’t until I opened the menu that I saw something very disturbing.
There is an option for you to stab, and when you click it, your only choice is to stab Omori. I was reluctant to do it at first.
Unfortunately, after running around the white space again, hoping I wouldn’t have to choose this option. I ended up standing next to the laptop, taking out the knife, and letting Omori stab himself. This triggered a cutscene with a person who is clearly Basil, but in an alternate world.
Maybe it’s the real world?
We’ll have to wait and see.
To continue: Omori Walkthrough Gameplay Guide: Part Four
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