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Sutte Hakkun

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Also known as
すってはっくん

Guide a flightless bird to rebuild a rainbow by moving blocks and injecting them with colored potions.

Sutte Hakkun was released for the Super Famicom (SNES) via the Nintendo Power flash cartridge service in 1998, making it the original and only platform release that year.


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About Sutte Hakkun

Sutte Hakkun is a puzzle-focused platformer where the player controls a flightless, penguin-like bird named Hakkun. The objective is to restore a shattered Rainbow of Happiness by gathering its crystal fragments scattered across the Peaceful Islands.

Progress is achieved by manipulating two key elements: blocks and colored potions. Hakkun can swallow and reposition blocks, and can suck potions from jars to inject into blocks, altering their properties based on the fluid's color. Levels are completed by collecting all rainbow shards present, with no time constraints or enemy interference to create a fair pace.

The scoring system encourages efficiency, as players begin each stage with a set point total that decreases with every action taken. The game was originally distributed in segmented parts via the Satellaview add-on, with the complete version later released as a standard Super Famicom cartridge, which was subsequently made available on the Wii Virtual Console.

Sutte Hakkun Screenshots

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Main Menu
Map of the land
Get to the Rainbow Gem
Turned into a block
Full of juice
Combined the block and juice
Stage clear
Next stage