My Overall Thoughts:
- This was a really addictive and fun game, but it was too
short! It only took me an hour or two to beat. I wanted more! Since I became
addicted for a couple days, I replayed some levels over again, but it wasn’t
the same as more content.
My Thoughts on Gameplay:
- To be honest, I’m not sure what the storyline was. I skipped
the cut scenes with the weird square legoish people. From what I gather, the
King (who is kinda creepy and has a bulge), is making his son, the prince, roll
up a big Katamari ball so he can make a star out of it. He also makes
constellations and the moon out of big Katamaris.
- A Katamari is a little sticky ball that you roll around and
pick up stuff with. You start out picking up small things like thumb tacks, and
the Katamari slowly gains mass and gets bigger. When it gets bigger, you can
pick up larger objects. It is really fun to see your Katamari grow, and it is
fun to start picking up larger and larger things. Like I said, it is addictive.
- Making the little stars was sometimes frustrating because of
the time limit. I just wanted to play until I hit the goal target. I hated that
stupid time limit, and I hated the stupid siren that went off during the last
minute!
- Making the constellations was fun because you had to pick up
the sign for each constellation. For instance, for Tauras, you had to pick up
oxen or cows. One of them you picked up ladies, one of them was twins, one was
crabs, etc.
- The moon was the most fun to make. The Katamari started out
really small, but by the end, you’re picking up land masses, clouds, tornados,
and other giant things. It is awesome!
My Thoughts on Control:
- There is a long intro and control guide at the beginning of
the game. Not gonna lie, there is a big
learning curve to the controls! It took me a while to finally figure out how to
move the Katamari ball where I wanted it. The larger the Katamari, the more
difficult it was to move. I still don’t fully understand the turbo roll thingy.
The Katamari also got stuck a lot, and that was frustrating.
- My
biggest complaint was that I had no control over the camera, and the camera was
awful!
My Thoughts on Graphics:
- Everything is blocky and looks like toys, but I think they
did that on purpose. The color was really dull on everything. I thought some
things were funny, but overall, I think they could have done better!
My Thoughts on Sound:
- The music was the best part of the game! I loved all the
Japanese influenced songs! The whole game is very Japanese, but I loved the
music the best! Gnome loved dancing and
singing the songs! It was funny.
- I also
loved it when the people screamed when you picked them up or when you picked up
a building. I got a lot of pleasure out of scaring the crap out of people.
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