Bandai Namco Games' second remaster in the Katamari Damacy franchise revamps the in-game user interface, adds new challenges, and includes a selfie feature allowing the Prince and his cousins to snap quick photos.
Directed by Keita Takahashi, We Love Katamari premiered on the PlayStation 2 console in July of 2005. The third-person 3D puzzle game centers on rolling up objects, from paper clips to telephone poles, to turn into a star in the night sky.
First pressed on compact disc by Columbia Music Entertainment, "We Love Katamari Original Soundtrack: Katamari wa Damacy" is currently available through streaming platforms, published by Bandai Namco Game Music. Music is composed by Yuu Miyake, Akitaka Tohyama, and Hiroshi Okubo, among other artists.
We Love Katamari Reroll+ Royal Reverie previously joined Xbox Game Pass, and is available for Nintendo Switch and Windows through Steam. The Series Music Bundle DLC adds 25 playable music tracks from the game series.
From the product page:
The King of the Cosmos once accidentally destroyed all the stars in the universe. He sent his son, the Prince, to Earth and ordered him to create a large katamari. The Prince rolled the katamari and made the katamari bigger and bigger, rolling up all the things on the earth. The katamari that he created floated in space, sparkling, and brought back the lost starry sky. As the starry sky was restored, the King's fans gradually grew in number all over the world. The King wanted to respond to the wishes of his fans for his success, and the Prince kept rolling the katamari to make everyone's dreams come true.We Love Katamari Damacy (Original Soundtrack -Katamari Wa Damacy) - Apple Music / YouTube Music
Xbox - We Love Katamari REROLL+ Royal Reverie
The PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for June includes:
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π§― FBC: Firebreak
π We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie
πͺ Battlefield 2042
π» Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted 2
π¦ theHunter: Call of the Wild
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