Funomena·Released Dec 17, 2019·Single player
From the creator behind Noby Noby Boy and Katamari Damacy comes Wattam - Long ago, a huge explosion blasted the world of Wattam across the galaxy. Help the Mayor build stacks and chains with characters like Sushi, Flower, Cloud & Poop to create joyful, colorful explosions that will guide the diaspora of Wattam back home.
There is indeed plenty of Takahashi weirdness to be found in Wattam, but it’s of limited value without the magic, the soul, or just the basic ingenuity required to connect the dots and make it all sing.
Wattam is a bizarre playground full of wonder, discovery, and cheerful friends that come together to tell a sweet story about rising up and bonding after conflict.
Wattam is a pure, adorable joy. Keita Takahashi's signature idiosyncrasies shine through in this playful game about friendship and finding pleasure in the simple things. Interacting with the wacky cast of characters is great fun, and there's almost no pressure to march on with the story if you'd rather do your own thing. It's a shame the technical side of things lets the experience down somewhat, but when the game is at its ludicrous best, you probably won't care.
Its charming visuals and messages of compassion and cooperation make Wattam a great game to play with younger members of the family.
This strange game can’t get by on charm alone
Katamari's creator returns with a goofy adventure full of quirky characters and childish fun.
Keita Takahashi remains singularly unconcerned with concepts such as target audiences and player retention. When asked …
Wattam is another weird and fun fever dream of a game from the creator of Katamari Damacy.
