This game of all games,

I played this game once at a friend's house as a joke, they were all like "OH so your good at VIDEO GAMES huh? Well try to beat this game!" They opened up the emulator (different from the Vizzed one I think) and let me play.

I should have never said yes.

Graphics: 7 The graphics look pretty good for Nintendo/Famicom era. They are nice and sharp and the people actually look like people.

Sound: 5 There is not much music in this game, I mean there is, but it's just there. There are simple sound effects, but that's pretty much it.

Addictiveness: 5 The game is fun to boot up and play once in a while, when you are REALLY bored. It's near unfun, yet it somehow is somewhat fun depending on how you play.

Story: 3 You are playing as a Japanese man who gives up on his family just to go hunting for treasure. Note the NINTENDO SEAL OF QUALITY on the game and also you can kill your family in this game meant for kids...

Depth: 8 There is a lot to do, so many choices to make, you make the wrong one, your done. The game can take MONTHS to complete and I myself have never complete it as it was too crazy.

Difficulty: 9 The game is very open-ended and hard, if you make a wrong choice, it will mess up how you play the game. Similar to Undertale, but even more unforgiving and will have you sitting on your couch or chair rubbing your head asking yourself what in the world you have just played, and why you accepted a challenge made by a friend who obviously wanted to see you in this crisis and laughing.

OVERALL: 6.5 This game only came out on the Famicom and that's it. The game is in Japanese and hard to read even in the English translation, which may or not even be accurate (note Grilled Mormons actually supposed to be Grilled Hormons)  and it's very hard. I may complete it in the future, but I have to have a lot of time. It's awkward and will keep you confused, but it can be funny at times, which is why I'm not giving it a 5. The cartage is hard to find too, so just stick to this version for now. Just get  this game only to keep on your shelf or to torture your unsuspecting friend who has never seen this game before and will not likely actually want to ever see it again