Katamari Damacy is surreal and hilarious and very, very fun, as you progress towards rolling up cows and cars and people and, eventually, entire planets. The game, created by Keita Takahashi, first burst onto the scene in 2004 with its unique gameplay mechanics and quirky art style. Players control a tiny prince who rolls up objects into a giant sticky ball called a katamari, which grows as more items are collected.
We Love Katamari REROLL+ Royal Reverie is actually a remaster of the 2005 PlayStation 2 game 'We Love Katamari”, and was pretty well received by critics. The remaster includes updated graphics, new levels, and enhanced gameplay mechanics while still retaining the charm and whimsy of the original game. Fans of the series will be delighted to roll up even more bizarre and fantastical objects in this new version.
The news came as a surprise announcement during the Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2024 Broadcast. If you haven't played it yet, We Love Katamari REROLL+ Royal Reverie is now available to download and play on Xbox Game Pass. This marks the first time the game has been made accessible to Xbox players, expanding its reach to a new audience.
Katamari Damacy might be the least likely video game hit ever. 20 years ago, it reminded us that games could be cute, fun, and mysterious. With its distinctive art style and catchy soundtrack, the game has become a beloved classic among gamers of all ages. The whimsical nature of the game has captivated players around the world, making it a cult favorite in the gaming community.
Bandai Namco has announced We Love Katamari REROLL+ Royal Reverie is now available on Xbox Game Pass. The remaster previously released in June 2023 on other platforms, but Xbox players can now experience the joy of rolling up objects in a katamari for themselves. The game's arrival on Game Pass adds even more value for subscribers looking for unique and entertaining gaming experiences.
A brand new re-release of the classic We Love Katamari is available on Xbox and PC today, and here's a trailer straight from Tokyo Game Show. The trailer showcases the updated graphics and gameplay improvements of the remaster, giving players a taste of what to expect from this enhanced version of the beloved game. Fans of the series can look forward to rediscovering the joy of rolling up objects in a katamari once again.
Bandai will release new Katamari Damacy keychains that include the top three voted cousins via Gashapon vending machines in July 2024. Fans of the series can collect these adorable keychains featuring their favorite cousins from the game. The Gashapon vending machines add an element of surprise and excitement to the collecting experience, making it a fun way for fans to show off their love for Katamari Damacy.
Make It Stable mixes Jenga and Katamari Damacy in MR from the OhShape studio, and it's coming soon to Quest and Apple Vision Pro. The game combines the physics-based stacking gameplay of Jenga with the whimsical rolling mechanics of Katamari Damacy to create a unique and challenging experience for players. With its innovative gameplay and charming art style, Make It Stable promises to be a must-play title for fans of both games.
