Don't Look At MR SUN

Don't Look At MR SUN is a rather quirky puzzle game. there are puzzles with the sun, written text, and small things on the screen. The first goal looks simple enough. The player controls an eye icon and a character named Mr. Sun on the screen. Staring directly at the sun for too long damages the eye. Players must find ways to interact with the level without looking at Mr. Sun excessively.

Don't Look At MR SUN and the opening puzzles

Don't look directly at the sun

The game establishes its rules clearly right from the first level. Players can move the eye icon around the screen. Positioning it in front of Mr. Sun triggers a glare effect, and the eye begins to burn.

After a moment, the player receives a snippet of Japanese text. Translating this text reveals clues on how to proceed. The first level is straightforward, requiring minimal interaction to complete.

Levels begin to change

In the subsequent level, the game introduces environmental objects, such as clouds obscuring the sun. Players can drag these clouds to reposition them and create a gap.

Some levels incorporate calendars, days of the week, and Japanese characters. Players must observe the shapes of the characters and relate them to the imagery on the screen. Sometimes, the solution lies hidden within a seemingly unrelated character.

Quirky puzzles in Don't Look At MR SUN

Japanese characters become part of the puzzle

One level presents a page featuring drawings and lines of text. The content discusses the weather and the inability to see things clearly.

An interesting twist involves a Japanese character related to the "sun." Players must alter a single stroke of the character to transform it into the specific character required to solve the puzzle. This is the kind of puzzle that is hard to figure out without knowledge of Japanese or an understanding of Kanji character structure.

Mr. Sun appears in various forms

The game utilizes sun imagery in diverse ways. Sometimes, players must locate an image resembling the sun; at other times, they need to find characters associated with it.

One level even requires entering the name of a country. Entering the name of a nation that features a sun on its flag causes that image to appear within the game; Argentina and Japan are examples that can be used to solve the puzzle.

Don't Look At MR SUN holds many secrets

Finding the word "SUN"

The game does not end completely after the main stages are cleared; players can continue interacting with elements on the screen.

A special segment requires piecing together characters to spell "SUN." This is one of the aspects that makes the game so engaging—players might think they have finished the level, only to discover there are still hidden details to explore.

Various endings

The game features multiple endings, some of which are directly triggered by looking at Mr. Sun for too long.

Learning the details will give you plenty of reasons to replay the game. Some secrets are not explained explicitly, and players need to pay close attention to the screen and experiment with different ways of interacting.

Don't Look At MR SUN has a puzzle style that is simple visually, but unpredictable in its solutions. The Japanese language, Kanji characters, imagery and subtle interactive elements give the game a unique identity. Short game, but lots of surprises, especially if you like solving things from tiny clues.

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