There's a Rikishi in my House

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You're locked in a house with a sumo wrestler who just won't leave. Solve quirky puzzles to escape while dealing with his bizarre antics and shifting moods. The story twists based on choices you make, leading to 15 different endings. Light on tension but heavy on humor, it's a breezy puzzle adventure where every decision matters. The charm lies in its absurdity and the sheer number of paths to take. Players often return just to see all the endings, with some reporting over 10 hours for full completion. Community ratings highlight the game's creative scenarios and low-pressure gameplay, though pacing might feel slow for action fans. A niche pick that leans into its weirdness with confidence.