I found out about this game recently. Now I can say. Welcome to the start of the rest of my life.

We have Katamari at home but its actually good.

It is a really fun game.

Not ball, but that's alright. Thank you.

For a budget title and a small indie game it does a good job of being a fun little game. The control scheme is less stiff then Katamari but I would highly recommend using a controller if you can get it set up, if not at least a mouse and keyboard. I wish there was a bit more music and maybe some more levels. I would recommend this game on sale as a good game you can play even on a potato laptop.

Its a fun little game, but there isn't much to say here. It's a Katamari-like, if you know what Katamari games are like then you know what this game is going to be like. You control a black hole that sucks in material, and incorporates it. By incorporating it, you grow bigger, and by growing bigger, you can suck in larger and larger material.

It's a fun little romp, and only takes a few hours. Scoring is done by number of objects and not size which tripped me up while getting max rank on all levels. The only real negative is that I have had this in my library for years and never played it, which is more on me than the game. Runs well on Windows 11, even though it is a fairly "old" game made close to 16 years ago.

Overall I was pleasantly surprised.

It's Katamari Damacy, but slightly less weird. SLIGHTLY. Also, the controls are easier to understand, as a side effect of having to be made for keyboard and mouse controls.

It's fun, get it.

Great game. Just don't look up what the developers political views on Israel are...

Here I will leave the cat, friends who pass by can pet it and give it a thumbs up
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A very short and relaxing game. I just wish the levels were a bit bigger, and the game had more to do. It would be awesome if there were community levels.