This game is a cautionary tale of being a child and joining your local community organisation and having a good time...
Until one day when your father tragically dies in an accident while handling a hunting rifle. In addition to the mental powers of telekinesis, which you had already, you gain the powers of mental illness; henceforth allowing you to not just bend the trajectories of bullets, but also the ability to callously murder your former friends.
Journey back through your happy memories of the spiritual community you once inhabited, murdering everyone you met along the way, until you can finally murder the one man who gave you your powers in the first place and supplant him as leader of the commune.

Gameplay wise, it's pretty fun, it gets pretty puzzling as far as murder sims go.
Vibe wise, I kinda felt like a school shooter the entire time because of the way the game celebrates gory death after gory death.
There's also a scoring system and leaderboard if you want to engage in a phallus measuring competition with friends or strangers on the internet.

Worth buying on sale. Took me 3 hours to complete.

Style can only do so much heavy lifting IMO. Not a bad game by any means but at the end of the day this felt like a $15 mobile app that can be cleared in 4 hours with little to no replay unless you're an achievement hunter or a high score masochist. If Killer 7 was Pulp Fiction, Children of the Sun is Boondock Saints.

Great, amazing game, its so good they need to make a special edition of the game with a physical copy just so I can display it and play it.