Partner Showcase on July 31, 2025, Bandai Namco unveiled Once Upon a Katamari, marking the first all-new entry in the beloved Katamari franchise since 2011. Announced with a release date of October 24 ...

Out on October 24, 2025, here's a first look at gameplay for Once Upon a Katamari. A Massive New Study Says This Is What ...

Katamari Damacy REROLL is a condensed, but immensely enjoyable experience. The controls are the main roadblock for sure, but they’re not quite enough to detract from just how fun this game is.

Katamari paints a world where no problems are too big to overcome with some effort and help. But more than that, the Katamari itself was never what those people needed.

Katamari Damacy featured a versus play mode that was serviceable, but not exactly anything to write home about. We Love Katamari includes a marginally better versus mode, as well as cooperative ...

Few modern games bristled with the unbridled whimsy of the original "Katamari Damacy," 2004's cult hit for the PlayStation 2. This third sequel maintains the first game's breezy spirit, but ...

Katamari Damacy REROLL isn’t just a nifty remaster of a cult classic, it’s a remedy. It’s a silly salve that dissolves the over-seriousness of AAA gaming, an unapologetically absurd palette ...

Keita Takahashi, known for his beloved "Katamari Damacy," took six years to make his new game "Wattam." How child's play and a move to diverse Vancouver inspired its charming ideas.

Namco Bandai's Katamari Damacy series comes to the PlayStation 3 with Katamari Forever, the sixth entry in the series in five years. Once again, the Prince is tasked with rebuilding the galaxy ...

So the Katamari franchise returns once again in Katamari Forever for the PlayStation 3. To no big surprise, the game is essentially the same thing that we've been playing for years now without any ...

Katamari Forever Review Rolling a katamari is as charming as ever, but you may have rolled most of these katamaris before. By Carolyn Petit on September 29, 2009 at 6:08PM PDT ...

Loveable and original, the quirky Katamari games first appeared on the PlayStation 2. The strap line for that review said it all: Happiness in a box. There was something so infectious about the ...