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Rated 5 out of 5 by Juno_Ceres from Katamari, is that you?!?! My old friend, how I've missed you!!! Seriously, if this wasn't made by the creators of Katamari, then I'll eat my laptop. For those who had a deprived childhood, Katamari is an old Playstation 2 game that the entire point was to 'roll up' everything possible in a giant sticky ball. And when I say 'roll up everything', I mean EVERYTHING. Batteries, paperclips, toys, plants, cats, people, vehicles, buildings, and even pieces of continents once you get to the last level.
And this game does the same thing. There are a few differences - living creatures don't run from you in this game. Or attack, if they're sentient enough.
Nor does it have the extremely Japanese undertones Katamari proudly splashes throughout every level. This game is not 3-D, like Katamari, which is actually a good thing - you don't get stuck and spend precious seconds trying to see so you can get out. And it's a LOT harder to get lost in this game.
The plot is nearly non-existent, another improvement over Katamari (really, the characters were INCREDIBLY annoying in Katamari), but it really doesn't need a plot. Blob is hungry, blob gets bigger. This game in addicting! And it's not so easy that you breeze through it - you can pass most of the levels easily enough, but getting those shiny medals takes some work.
Gameplay is simple enough - find things that are smaller than you and 'roll them up'. The more you get, the bigger you get, and the cooler stuff you can 'roll up'. Rinse and repeat. Graphics are decent for a Big Fish game - and they're much better than the Katamari I used to play. The controls are fairly smooth, though the screen-size jump once you reach a certain size is a little disorienting. I do have an issue with the music - which is the reason I'm VERY certain about the Katamari connection.