>>527595516
Trying to think seriously about this now, Otherworld does seem pretty nice, but that might be because it has the most clearly "residential" area in the game, with the most relaxed environment, and a lot of details of where residents actually live aren't shown (and might not really exist since it's not part of Headspace's narrative for Omori to explore).
Vast Forest seems... well, vast, and without too many actual houses. Presumably the kids at the playground don't need homes if they stay up all the time via Dream Logic, so we never see what those homes are like. I assume Sunny wouldn't dream up shoddy places for them, though, so it should be a nice place.
Pyrefly Forest has even less apparent habitation, the unique threat of Rare Bears and the King Crawler and Carnivore, and a pretty dismal, spider-infested atmosphere, and that only ends with the Sprout Mole Village and Sweetheart's Castle, which are unfortunately full of Sprout Moles and apparently managed and/or controlled by Sweetheart.
Orange Oasis is a popular tourist destination and the people there seem content to live in perpetually clean and fresh food houses, plus there's probably good job opportunities relating to archaeology. I do wonder if it's uncomfortably warm or cold, though- that's how real deserts are in day and night respectively but if Headspace is sorta in a weird stasis of conveniently bright nighttime it might just be temperate year-round.
Underwater Highway has houses alongside it but there's problems with Squizzards, road potholes, Jawsum owning most of it, the toll gators, and proximity to a known murderer and organ harvester plus her sisters in crime. And we sadly don't see what the city's like.
Deeper Well is a no-go and I haven't seen Snowglobe Mountain (probably no-go as well).
>>527597102
He doesn't understand why she's picking him up and moving him around so much, but her cheerful yammering and all the pretty colors make him assume it's a happy occasion