Minna Daisuki Katamari (De Beste)

The sound design is just as delightfully weird as the first game, and rolling up those bizarre Japanese town objects never gets old. Took me back to late-night sessions with friends.

Picking up cows and sumo wrestlers never gets old, and the way each bizarre item has its own silly description made me laugh every time. The Japanese town settings feel incredibly detailed, like a mini vacation. I’ve already put more hours into this than I should admit.

The way the giant ball picks up everything from cows to sumo wrestlers in those detailed Japanese towns never gets old. I've been laughing nonstop at the quirky characters and the chaos that unfolds with each roll. It's pure, silly fun that captures exactly what made the first one great.