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The nose and face are fully modeled, despite players only being able to view them from the front without hacking. LSD: Dream Emulator is a video game released in Japan in 1998 for the Sony PlayStation video game console and is one of three products (the others being a music CD and a book) based on a diary of dreams that a staff member at Asmik Ace Entertainment had been keeping for a decade.

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These make for good hiding locations if the player is being chased, as it's impossible for the Gray Man to follow them in. Welcome to the LSD: Dream Emulator Wiki This is a Wiki about LSD: Dream Emulator, a Japanese PlayStation 1 game based on a dream journal kept for ten years by author Hiroko Nishikawa, and adapted by Osamu Sato.

Sun Faces Heave, Long Hallway, Pit & Temple, The Natural World, Flesh Tunnels, Black Space, and Bright Moon Cottage are all areas that don't have a chance of the Gray Man appearing.

Sun Faces Heave and Long Hallway are the only areas that don't have any objects.

It's important to note that this is specifically not Sun that Faces the Heave, but it's the Heave that has Sun Faces in it.

Machine translators will misread the kanji as 'The sun faces the heave'.

Linking with the cart of a Ferris Wheel in Happy Town, linking with the stairs that the Trumpeters stand on, linking with the Black Wolf, and landing on -4, 8 in The Chart are some of the known ways of accessing this location. The scary look of the sun faces is comparable to the Giant Head or the Giant Baby Head, as these objects also suddenly appear in the same fashion as the sun faces. LSD: Dream Emulator contains several moments like these. This may also discourage the player to follow into the actual mouth itself, scared to discover what may be on the other side of the tunnel. They have a pink area where their mouth is, although most of it can't be seen in game due to the placement of the tunnels.Д«y some players, the faces are considered to be disturbing, especially in downer or kanji textures, as it may give a slight jump-scare when a face suddenly pops in after the player was expecting to just see more of the bridge.

These mouths are actually tunnels, which the player can walk into. Due to how PlayStation 1 consoles handle rendering at a distance, the faces aren't visible until the player gets close enough.Д«oth faces have open mouths, parallel to the bridge. The faces are similar in appearance to the sun found in the ferris wheel cutscene. There are two 'sun faces' on either side of a bridge covered in fog.