Yume 2kki:Concrete World

Concrete World
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)	チーズ工場 チーズ工場 Chīzu Kōjō Cheese Factory
Effects	EffectNone
Collectibles	WP #337
Events	None
Notable NPCs	None
Other
Connecting Areas	Museum Frigid Meadow Animated Hub
Removed Connections	The Nexus Space Spacesuit✨
BGM	🔊 dedp_qs0UrDFJ_bgm76 – Concrete World A (No. 055A) 🔊 dedp_12 The Bosun Freaked – Concrete World B (No. 020A)
Map ID	0112, 0114, 0116
Version Added	0.067
Last Updated	0.118g
Primary Author	dedp
Contributing Author(s)	ROKU95

Map of Concrete World A

Full Map of the Elevators

Map of Concrete World B

Concrete World is an area accessible from the Museum.

Features

The basic landscape of this area is constructed of orange-and-yellow blocks and grey concrete floor tiles, with a few scattered pipes sticking out of the ground.

From the Museum's entrance, you can use the elevator on the left to get to the ground floor and explore the area.

Along the top wall of the area is a doorway that will take you up a large tower structure made of the same orange blocks, with elevators leading to different parts of the tower. This area originally housed many things that can now be found in Flying Fish World, which replaced it in later versions. The elevators still work, but many of the places and rooms they lead to are now empty or nonfunctional.

Close to the top, one of the mice from Toy World may be present on a cube near a doorway. At the top is a scenic path with a distant view of a city. On the other side is a large, flat rooftop with a strange laughing tree, as well as a frozen plant southwest of the tree, leading to Frigid Meadow. The tree can be destroyed by using the Chainsaw, making it disappear until you leave the area and return. Using the Crossing effect will transform the tree into a red creature with weird eyes until you either use the effect again or unequip it. Interestingly, the creature retains the tree's hitbox despite being much smaller.

Slightly east-southeast of the museum entrance is another doorway, leading to a large looping area known as Concrete World B (灰色の荒野, Haiiro no Kouya, Gray Wilderness).

Concrete World B

In this area, there are five floating diamonds: one white, one blue, one yellow, and two reds. The Fairy effect will make them spin. After using the effect at least once, one of the diamonds will activate and flash colors, even on subsequent visits. It will move slowly in random directions as you chase it down, and interacting with it will return you to the main area, south of the elevator doorway.

Southeast of the entrance from Concrete World A is a green button, which will take you to the Animated Hub. Northeast of it is a gray bench.

Directions

• The Nexus → Geometry World → Dark Museum → Museum → Concrete World

Trivia

• Concrete World was originally the main place where you could find Smile-san and the Spacesuit effect in previous versions of the game. Now this (and all its other previous features) have been moved to Flying Fish World. You can still travel up the elevators, but doorways that lead to particular places no longer work.
• It's important to note that BGM 055 can only be fully unlocked if you enter the elevator portions of Concrete World A.
• The map containing the elevator portion of Concrete World A is one of two largest single maps in the entire game, tied with the Underground Laboratory.
• Concrete World B had, in the older versions of Yume 2kki, a direct, one-way entrance directly from the Nexus.
• In older versions, it had a brighter color scheme.
• The music for Concrete World B is sampled from a sample disc named Pandora's Toolbox called "The Bosun Freaked".

Old Images

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  Map of Concrete World A (in the older versions)

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  Raw map design comparison between ver 0.068 and 0.107.

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  Concrete World A

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  Where the Spacesuit effect used to be.

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  Looking at this makes me think of a real Cheese Factory... Yum.

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  [GASP]

Gallery

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  Concrete World B

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  The flashing diamond that returns you to the main area

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  One of the mice

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  The Laughing Tree

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  After using the Crossing effect