The area can be visited once more without entering Blacker Space on the Omori Route after defeating Abbi by going to the end of her room on the right.Īccessible from the Deep Well Entrance on the last day of Omori Route. Upon the 3rd trip, the raft will enter the Weathervane Area from the top of the ladder in the room. There is an unique sub-area and several sprites exclusive to the True Route that can be found in this area.Īccessible from the Raft Area on either Route.Īfter obtaining the key in this area, go back on the raft with Basil 3 more times. Locate an object in the void to enter the Water Walkway. Proceed to the right edge of the area for a prompt to jump off. Most of these pockets are exclusive to the Omori route, but some can be accessed in the Sunny route as well, after Humphrey is defeated.Īccessible from the Backyard Area on either Route.Īfter Something begins following you, wait 143 seconds. Most are very well hidden, and some require rather specific conditions - like having a specific Charm equipped or simple chance - to be accessed. There are numerous hidden entrances to certain Black Space rooms throughout Headspace. Once the Beach Area key is collected, Omori can enter the red door to head to the Church of Something, and subsequently the end of Black Space. Only eight rooms need to be visited to progress the story. Once the key in each area is found, Red Hands will take Omori back to Black Space, and the door he entered will vanish, preventing him from revisiting any of them. Omori's laptop will also appear on his blanket, and can be used to return to White Space.ĭespite the illusion of choice granted by the twenty doors, Black Space is completely linear: The rooms will always be visited in this exact order regardless of which door is picked. Most of the doors have vanished, leaving only five that link to large, new areas to freely explore. The final day of the Omori Route allows for Omori to revisit Black Space after defeating the Lost Library phobias, albeit in an altered state. Throughout Black Space's many rooms, Omori is seemingly stalked by both Something and the Stranger, the latter cryptically informing him of the game's backstory, and often wondering if any hope remains for him and Sunny. Omori enters Black Space through a hole in Basil's house once he solves Hangman. Developer commentary in the files suggest that Headspace inhabitants who stay too long in Black Space transform into disfigured Somethings. This version can be freely explored, possessing many unusual sights and insight to the game's lore.ĭialogue from multiple characters suggest that Black Space lies at the outer bounds of Headspace and is slowly trickling further inwards: Kite Kid describes Black Space as a "dark void" in the sky, and notes that he has been seeing it more often. However, on the Omori route, Black Space can be revisited - in a changed form typically known as Black Space 2 - after defeating stronger versions of Sunny's phobias in the Lost Library by checking Omori's laptop in White Space. On both routes, Black Space serves as a linear series of rooms that contribute to the game's story. A white wire with no lightbulb attached hovers just above his blanket, similar to the lightbulb in White Space.īlack Space's general purpose changes depending on the game route. Virtually the only thing of note outside of the doors is Omori's blanket, which is empty except for his sketchbook, a box of tissues, and a picnic basket to save progress. As the name suggests, Black Space primarily consists of a large, looping black void, littered with doors that lead to various locations. The opposite of White Space, it serves as the home of Sunny's repressed traumas and memories.Īs White Space's parallel, it shares many similarities.
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