おじモン 9+

This game is a fun parody on the popular Pokémon franchise. You catch "ojimon" (literally "old man monsters") which are suspiciously similar to the original 151 Pokémon we know and love. These ojimon are then forced to work in your mine to earn money for you to progress in the game. This is a funny twist on how you catch/"enslave" Pokémon and use them to progress and earn money in that franchise. My Japanese is too bad to read most of what is going on, but it's still interesting and fun and easy to follow.
WARNING: it is very slow-paced! I've been playing for many months and still have not caught every ojimon, though I am far enough along to see the shadows of "mewtwo" and "mew"—the last two Pokémon in the original series—in my "pokedex".

This game is so amazingly wierd but i love it. Please never translate this game, the very fact that it's in Japanese and I will never have an explination to why all the pokemon look like depressed men is enough to make me download the game on it's own. It's really funny and the game mechanics are easy to understand, very similar to "My Sweet Horse Prince" in the sense that it's a play on games like itself. Thanks, Japan 👍

Oji/ loosely translates into uncle or old man. So you're playing with old man monsters. Once you get past the initial weirdness, it's actually pretty fun. A bit confusing since most of it is in kanji but once you get the hang of it it's fine. 9/10, would be a 10 if there were more English translations.