Once Upon a Katamari starts at $27.71. We compare 1 offer from 1 store. The lowest listed offer is from G2A.
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Once Upon a Katamari (PC) - Steam Key - GLOBAL
KeySteamGLOBAL$27.71
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Steam
Very positive
1,576 reviews
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Once Upon a Katamari was developed by Rengame. Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment. Game modes: Single-player and Multi-player.
In the recorded Steam data, 92% of 1,576 user reviews are positive. HowLongToBeat reports about 7.3 hours for the main story.
The King was so well-behaved, until he mistakenly crushed the Earth, the Moon, and numerous planets while fiddling with a peculiar scroll. Once Upon a Katamari sends players rolling through time itself to fix his mess, pushing a katamari through the Jurassic Era, the Ice Age, historic Japan, and more eras entirely to rebuild the sky's dazzling field of stars.
New stages and a fresh soundtrack accompany new rolling tools like a magnet capable of drawing in nearby objects, adding a new wrinkle to the familiar joy of growing a sticky ball from tiny household clutter into something that can swallow buildings whole. Players can take control as The Prince or choose from among his 68 cousins and kin, customizing colors and faces to create as many original designs as there are stars in the sky.
KatamariBall, the galactic sport of choice across the Cosmos, rounds out the package as a four-player competitive mode, letting players compete online against cousins from around the world or practice offline against CPU opponents. It's the same good-times-rolling spirit the Katamari Damacy series has always leaned on, just with a new coat of paint and a much bigger stretch of history to roll through.
