Sunny Two: The Labrador of Law
Play as a silent Labrador guiding a neighborhood dispute by choosing how to stare and when to thump your tail.
How to play
- Read the current situation and the neighbor's statement.
- Select one of three reactions to influence the outcome.
- Use 'Talk back' to make the neighbor reflect on their assumptions.
- Confirm your choice to advance the story.
- Balance Unity, Judgement, and Peace to reach the best ending.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap to select dialogue choices and reactions.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click to select dialogue choices and reactions.
More about this game
In Sunny Two: The Labrador of Law, you play as a dog observing a neighborhood dispute over a hosepipe. Your goal is to guide the neighbors toward a peaceful resolution by managing three meters: Unity, Judgement, and Peace. You cannot speak; instead, you choose how to stare or react to the humans' statements. Each choice shifts the meters, and using the 'Talk back' feature lets you push neighbors to reconsider their assumptions. The game ends after three acts, delivering a verdict based on your final meter levels.
Tips
- Using the 'Talk back' feature before making a choice grants +3 Unity and lowers Judgement by 2.
- Choices that result in a tail thump provide an additional +5 Unity.
- Keep Peace above 60 and Unity above 72 to unlock the best ending.
Questions
How do I get the best ending?
To get the 'The Street Learned to Ask' ending, you need at least 72 Unity, 60 Peace, and no more than 70 Judgement by the end of the third act.
What does 'Talk back' do?
It allows you to 'ask' a question with a stare. The neighbor will respond, giving you more context, and it rewards you with +3 Unity while reducing Judgement.
What happens if Peace drops too low?
If Peace drops below 60, or if Unity isn't high enough, you will receive a different ending, such as 'Judgement delivered', meaning the lesson was learned but the neighborhood remains tense.