When the game told me to get the Katamari to 300m and then gave 25 minutes I was like: "No way, that's too much". At the end I doubled the requested amount and felt like what I've become, a world-destroying imposing force, and it was a total catharsis, if it weren't for the timer I would have ended up rolling everything, it was crazy.
Mechanically it starts simple, roll up things with the ball and make it grow, but when the game starts putting you in bigger enviroments with bigger and bigger objects, is when the game becomes interesting. You'll need to thoroughly choose your objects if you want to be as efficient as possible, and it is a blast when you pull it off the best way possible.
Haven't played any other Katamari game before, except Touch My Katamari for PSVita, so I can't compare, but this game alone surpassed all my expectations and was an absolute surprise. Totally recommended.
Mechanically it starts simple, roll up things with the ball and make it grow, but when the game starts putting you in bigger enviroments with bigger and bigger objects, is when the game becomes interesting. You'll need to thoroughly choose your objects if you want to be as efficient as possible, and it is a blast when you pull it off the best way possible.
Haven't played any other Katamari game before, except Touch My Katamari for PSVita, so I can't compare, but this game alone surpassed all my expectations and was an absolute surprise. Totally recommended.