What is the story of the Eye of the Beholder game?

Sure. It's about adventurers exploring dungeons, facing monsters and traps, while seeking the Eye of the Beholder.

In the short story 'Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder', it may present various situations to emphasize the subjectivity of beauty. Maybe it tells the story of a person who is considered unattractive by society's standards but is seen as the most beautiful by someone who truly loves them. This shows that beauty is not just about physical appearance but also about the emotions and connections we have with others.

I'm not sure exactly as I haven't read it in full. But generally, it might revolve around different perspectives ('eye of the beholder') and how characters view things, events, or other people in the story world.

I don't have specific information about the main characters in this novel. But usually, in a story with the concept of 'eye of the beholder', there could be a protagonist who has a unique way of seeing things compared to others.

We can learn that our perception of beauty is not universal. What one person finds beautiful, another may not. It teaches us to be more open - minded about different ideas of beauty.

Well, without more specific information, it's hard to say exactly. But generally, in horror stories and games, the 'red eye' could symbolize something evil or dangerous. So this game might be about a group of characters who unwittingly start playing this game, and as they progress, they discover that the red - eyed aspect is getting closer and closer to them, bringing with it all kinds of terrifying events. They could be in a virtual world where the red - eyed horror is a glitch in the system that has come to life, or it could be a more traditional horror scenario where the red - eyed entity haunts a particular location.

I'm not sure specifically, but there might be a protagonist who is the player's avatar, a brave (or at least initially curious) person who gets trapped in the horror situation related to the eyes.

One key element might be the 'eye' itself. It could be a symbol of something evil or a source of the horror. Another could be the setting, perhaps a dark and desolate place.

No, it's not a popular game. I've rarely heard of it in discussions about well - known NES games.

One interesting 'Beholder Bedtime Story' could be about a beholder's adventure in a magical forest. It might encounter strange creatures and have to use its unique eye powers to get out of tricky situations.