Katamari Damacy REROLL

I originally was introduced to Katamari Damacy through their PS Vita game when I was a kid and it was an absolute blast- When I saw the original had a remaster I wanted in on it to know how Katamari started. The biggest struggle was probably the tank controls that I assume are unchanged from the original- I have plenty of experience playing tanky games like the orignal resident evils or silent hills, but this was still a bit of a learning curve for me. Eventually I did get a hang of it, but it can definitely be a turn off for first time players. I had tried to play reroll before on Xbox and quit because of this. Honestly though once you get past that its a blast. Its a simple concept of rolling and making the ball bigger to reach goals bestowed upon you by the King. It's about 5 hours if you're not a perfectionist, so it's quick fun, but also replayable to try and get better scores on each level. Overall I highly recommend giving Katamari a try, even if the controls can be a bit difficult at first. I love Katamari Damacy

the crazy thing is the controls for this game are very similar to the controls on a skid-steer loader so if you took a grumpy ♥♥♥♥♥ out alchoholic construction worker and gave them the controls for this game and said "it steers like a bobcat" they would probably actually do really well

音楽があまりにも良い

such a classic... good for a break from the regular shooters

Its an improved Katamari Damacy. Originally released for the PS2, this version the graphics are more refined. For those younger folk uninitiated, the gameplay is kind of like a remote controlled car with two analog sticks. you control a ball based on gravitational pull. The bigger the ball, the more ♥♥♥♥ you can pick up. The story is wild. Your drunk dad in leggings destroyed the star scape. His leggings are so tight you can see a bulge. He's an a-hole. Constantly belittling you. The soundtrack is 10\10. Same with the gameplay. Its very casual and really its a memory game. Hope this helps.

one of the best games every made in terms of gameplay

Ein kurioses, surreales, aber dennoch extrem spaßiges und charmantes Spielerlebnis. Besonders der grandiose Soundtrack, welcher aus so vielen unterschiedlichen gernres besteht und dazu führt, dass man einfach dauerhaft gute Laune hat und noch den ein oder anderen Ohrwurm mitnimmt. Faszinierent fand ich, dass dieses Spiel mal auf der Ps2 war, besonders beim finalem Level fällt einem auf wie ambitioniert dieses Spiel eigentlich war. Dennoch gibts paar Mäckel, wie z.B. paar verwirrende Kollisions-Hitboxen, zu leichte Level, welche durch die enorme Zeit, die einem gegeben wird, resultiert, und einer eher magere Story, welche von dem Surrealen lebt. All das fürt zu einem Spielerlebnis, welches ich jedem empfehlen kann, obwohl We love Katamari um einiges besser ist.