Foes Filled Achievement stuck

[Siegfried]

I have gotten every achievement in Omori except this achievement and I am stuck and can't get it because I missed the enemies in the Breaven area when you have to sacrifice the items for the bread enemies I realized to late after defeating the twins please tell me if there is a way to sacrifice the items without having to start over for another route

[LV-04 "Leelee"]

Why. Why do so many people skip the fun part of that area?

[Skub lite]

TO OP: unfortunately, there's no way to sacrifice those items and see those enemies now. If it makes you feel better, based on the posts on this topic or similar ones that I've seen, you're far from the only one who's missed this content (I did too)

Originally posted by LV-04 "Leelee":

Why. Why do so many people skip the fun part of that area?

I think most people probably just don't realize that you can sacrifice the items on the counter in that area and think that you're just supposed to lift up and put down each item to see the number underneath for the safe combo. Maybe I'm a doodoo brain, but I didn't realize either

I rewatched a clip of what happens when you first get to the area with the summoning circle, and I can understand how so many people would miss it. The first thing the mole's dialogue prompt places emphasis on is the safe: specifically, the mole mentions that he's guarding something, and whatever he's guarding is probably hidden in the important-looking safe, so I could imagine why a lot of players would immediately head over to it.

Heading over to the safe and interacting with it causes the mole to mention that "there's definitely no combination or anything like that around these parts," and if a player's interacted with the items on the counter either just before or just after this, they'd notice that there are numbers that can be seen when you lift up each. At this point, I know all I was thinking was, "ah, so this room's gimmick is that you have to pick up and put down each item to see each digit of the safe's combination," and so I proceeded to do that and plug in the safe combo. Because of the way in which this was presented, it hadn't really occurred to me that the items might serve a second purpose as sacrifices on the summoning circle.

Plugging in the combo gives you the piece of paper that directs to place the mole on the summoning circle, at which point I also thought that the room's second mystery--how the summoning circle was supposed to be used--had been completely solved. The mole's dialogue prompt makes a brief reference to the summoning circle still being functional later on in his first dialogue prompt, but it wasn't clear to me (and a lot of others, I'm guessing) what this meant should be done with it, especially when the safe had already been called attention to as being so important. The revelation of what you have to do with the mole had (I thought) answered this for me

I think this game is amazing, but imo, this part of the game is pretty unclear/misleading with regards to the summoning circle's uses given the room's design and dialogue prompts. I pride myself on exploring things to a ridiculously thorough degree, and I'm pretty confident that I found most of the secrets in the game, but this completely eluded me, and would've continued to if I hadn't happened across people talking about it. As evidenced by OP and a lot of the other posts on this topic here, this has happened with a lot of others as well

[Siegfried]

Originally posted by Skub lite:

Originally posted by LV-04 "Leelee":

Why. Why do so many people skip the fun part of that area?

I think most people probably just don't realize that you can sacrifice the items on the counter in that area and think that you're just supposed to lift up and put down each item to see the number underneath for the safe combo. Maybe I'm a doodoo brain, but I didn't realize either

Heading over to the safe and interacting with it causes the mole to mention that "there's definitely no combination or anything like that around these parts," and if a player's interacted with the items on the counter either just before or just after this, they'd notice that there are numbers that can be seen when you lift up each. At this point, I know all I was thinking was, "ah, so this room's gimmick is that you have to pick up and put down each item to see each digit of the safe's combination," and so I proceeded to do that and plug in the safe combo. Because of the way in which this was presented, it hadn't really occurred to me that the items might serve a second purpose as sacrifices on the summoning circle.

exactly that is the reason why I missed it in the first place I thought it was more of a puzzle rather then you could sacrifice the enemies I also explored places that I had already explored kept talking to each character that I had already talked to after progressing just to make sure I didn't miss anything in this amazing game and to see if there were any secrets so that I wouldn't miss them unfortunately I did miss the food items for being able to sacrifice them