Bring Back The Sun Guides

Why These Guides Exist

Bring Back The Sun is a Roblox escape-room adventure by Protocol: Anomaly where a wizard has trapped the world in endless rain. You travel through six distinct maps, solve layered puzzles, collect four legendary relics, and confront the wizard in a final Boss Fight. The game rewards careful observation more than speed, and most players get stuck not because a puzzle is impossible, but because they missed a clue hiding in plain sight.

This guide hub collects our deepest tutorials in one place. Each article targets a specific pain point that shows up repeatedly in community searches: new players who need a clear overview of how the game works, veterans hunting invisible interactables, anyone staring at a keypad wondering why their guess failed, Restaurant runners struggling with recipe order, and teams preparing for the multi-phase Boss Fight finale.

Unlike a linear walkthrough that tells you exactly where to click next, these guides teach the reasoning behind each solution. Once you understand how clues connect to codes, how items chain together across rooms, and how relic progress gates later maps, you can recover from mistakes without restarting or watching an entire video from the beginning.

What You Will Find Here

Our How to Play guide explains the full game loop from spawning in Wizard's House through earning the Tear of the Forest, Burning Heart of the Earth, Shard of the Fallen Sun, and Gift of the Ancient Grain. It covers inventory management, when maps become available, and how to tell whether you are blocked by a missing item or a missing code.

The hidden-clues guide is built for players who know something is nearby but cannot see it. Bring Back The Sun hides keys behind bushes, inside books, under spiderwebs, and in color-coded arrow sequences. We break down search patterns that work on every map so you stop wandering and start checking the right surfaces.

The puzzle-codes guide documents every confirmed keypad answer in order: 14 for Wizard's House, 9898 for Sinister Forest, 882 for Ancient Ruins, 1573 for The Restaurant, and 211 8111 for The Lava Temple. It also explains how each number is derived from environmental clues so mistyping is less likely.

Restaurant and Boss Fight each receive dedicated deep dives because they combine multiple systems at once. The Restaurant layers a five-ingredient recipe on top of exploration and a four-digit safe code. The Boss Fight mixes obby traversal, book sorting, arrow-color logic, and three magic words—Harry, Ignis, and Fulgur—inside a single high-pressure arena.

How to Use This Hub Effectively

Start with How to Play if you have never finished a map or if you are returning after a long break. That guide establishes vocabulary—relics, key items, crafting materials—and shows how progress carries forward. If you are stuck mid-map with a specific code or hidden object, jump directly to the specialized article instead of rereading the entire walkthrough.

Cross-link freely between guides and our walkthrough pages. Walkthroughs give ordered steps; guides explain why those steps work. For quick lookups while playing, pair these articles with our Puzzle Code Reference tool and Map Progress Checklist so you can verify codes and track which relics you still need.

Several guides include embedded YouTube walkthroughs placed in the middle of the article. Watch the video after reading the setup section so you already understand the goal of each puzzle phase. Videos are supplements, not replacements—Bring Back The Sun updates can shift interactable positions, but clue logic tends to stay consistent.

Recommended Reading Order

For a first full playthrough, follow this sequence: How to Play, then How to Find Hidden Clues, then How to Solve Puzzle Codes. By the time you reach Sinister Forest and Ancient Ruins, those two skill-focused guides will already feel natural. Save the Restaurant and Boss Fight articles until you are one map away so the advanced mechanics stay fresh.

Speedrunners and returning players often invert the order: skim puzzle codes for a refresher, then open the Boss Fight guide before attempting the finale. The Boss Fight is the most complex map in the game—not necessarily the hardest individual puzzle, but the longest chain of dependent steps. Preparation there saves more time than optimizing Wizard's House.

Every guide below links to its siblings at the bottom of the page. Those related links keep navigation inside the Guides section so you can move between topics without losing context. When a guide mentions a map by name, follow through to the matching walkthrough page for pixel-level directions.