Bokosuka Wars is an RPG designed for the NESsystem appeared. Save your friends from the forest in Bokosaku Wars.
Graphic from Bokosuka Wars
The Background is a black screen sparsely populated with simplified, pixelated sprite trees. The main hero sprite is paper white and drawn like a stick figure, except for the large torso with powder blue stripes. However, the enemy sprites perform better with more varied colors. However, those who are purple with red clothing are annoying to the eyes. The graphic highlight of Bokosuka Wars is the “WOW! YOU LOSE!” screen. On this screen, the hero and his two powder blue and white buddies are being chased by a tall, dark blue guy with a big crown, a red cape, googly eyes, and a wagging tongue. It's amusing at first, but can become annoying as it's shown often.
Sound
The music consists of about three repeating PCM melodies, each lasting about five seconds. None of them are good compositions. They don't play catchy tunes or anything like that. The cover music at least tries to be a melody.
History
There is no in-game text other than the "WOW" screen, and the storyline as a whole is non-existent. You're that blue-striped white guy in an enemy-infested forest. I guess the bad guys knocked down all the trees because there are so few. After a few screens, you'll see a big red square with people who look like you trapped inside. The goal must be to save her, but how?
controls and gameplay
The controls are sluggish. You press a directional button and it takes about a second for our protagonist to react. You just run through the forest and meet enemies. After encountering an enemy, a blinking crossed swords icon will appear where you met the enemy. The game then randomly determines whether you win or not. This gives a new meaning to the term Random Battles. 99% of my attempts to play this game, the first enemy kills you. This game requires no skill at all. If you lose, you get the "WOW! YOU LOSE!” screen is shown. There is no regular way to save the game.
Conclusion on Bokosuka Wars
Overall, this game is not a total loss. Bokusaka Wars possesses a great name and storyline potential, but the end result is a nearly unplayable piece that will test the patience of even the most hardcore gamer. In that sense, hands off this game, because there was a reason why the game was only released in Japan.
