Silly, colorful and surreal. Wattam lives up to the expectations that come along with the Keita Takahashi name. This one has a little more existentialism in the story than either of the two previous Takahashi games but is still very lighthearted. The game is very casual and can be completed quickly if you don't end up goofing off for extended periods of time. I played through this with my child who was 4 at the time and the game was easy enough that I only had to complete portions myself a few times, the real difficulty in getting a child to finish the game is that the current objective can be easy to overlook and forget about completely while running around turning other characters into fruits or piles of poo or "kaboom"ing everyone as Mr. Mayor.

The game is a must play for fans of Katamari Damacy and recommended for people who enjoy cute, casual games. It's also appropriate for children as long as you're comfortable with them playing as a pile of poo.

Silly, colorful and surreal. Wattam lives up to the expectations that come along with the Keita Takahashi name. This one has a little more existentialism in the story than either of the two previous Takahashi games but is still very lighthearted. The game is very casual and can be completed quickly if you don't end up goofing off for extended periods of time. I played through this with my child who was 4 at the time and the game was easy enough that I only had to complete portions myself a few times, the real difficulty in getting a child to finish the game is that the current objective can be easy to overlook and forget about completely while running around turning other characters into fruits or piles of poo or "kaboom"ing everyone as Mr. Mayor. The game is a must play for fans of Katamari Damacy and recommended for people who enjoy cute, casual games. It's also appropriate for children as long as you're comfortable with them playing as a pile of poo.