20 Years later, and this still feels like one of most unique and creative games I've ever played. From the colourful aesthetic and catchy soundtrack, to the simple-to-learn-hard-to-master core gameplay loop, to the absurdist comedy that both parodies Abrahamic religions and satirizes Japanese fatherhood, it really is a complete artistic package.

Great game on the Playstation 2. Bought it again through Steam and had to refund it, only playable with a controller.

I was never fond of the minute-to-minute gameplay of any of the Katamari games but I can't deny that these games are some of the most fun, joy-filled experiences that have ever come out of Japan, or even the world, in terms of a video game. Damacy drips with atmosphere and it's jubilee is contagious.

Gleeful absurdist fun rolling up all things great and small to a perfectly fitting soundtrack.

A very unusual game and one of the happiest, jolliest atmospheres I've ever experienced in any piece of entertainment. The best kind of weird experience.

*rolls up speck of dust* *rolls up paperclip* *rolls up pen* *rolls up matchbook* *rolls up book* *rolls up mug* *rolls up carton of milk* *rolls up printer* *rolls up stool* *rolls up chair* *rolls up couch* *rolls up car* *rolls up truck* *rolls up tollbooth* *rolls up house* *rolls up water tower* *rolls up city hall* *rolls up hill* *rolls up mountain* *rolls up city* *rolls up state* *rolls up North America* *rolls up oceans* *rolls up planet* *rolls up god* *rolls up space time continuum*