The Wonderful End of the World

Discovered this game around the time of its release, maybe 2009. It solidified in my memories, and I finally replayed it. Still a great small game. Better than We Love Katamari and cheaper. Controls are great, as well as the soundtrack.

This game was a fever dream to me. I always thought it was something I made up as a kid but apparently not lol

Very fun little game, and it scratched the Katamari itch I feel every once in a while. While this wont be my favorite thing I played this year, I'm happy I played it.

Be forewarned, it's locked at a resolution, and as far as I can tell, there is no way to change it. If this isn't a dealbreaker for you, try it out.

This is, of course, a ripoff of Katamari Damacy. To be fair this came out on steam in 2008 and there wasn't a version of Katamari Damacy on steam until 2018 as far as I can see. That being said this game still has its own quirky style and a fun variety of levels.

It's not too long, but getting the achievements adds fun and kept me playing for longer so that's a plus. My logged time is 6 hours but i recall playing for a while before steam logged time so that's a bit low.

I don't know about spending 10 USD on this game after all these years but if you see it on sale its actually a pretty fun way to kill an afternoon if you like the idea of rolling around and eating everything.

6 / 10 ★★★★★★☆☆☆☆

I played this in between We love Katamari Damaci sessions. I had fun with it and I liked the different options allowing you to just collect everything with no pressure. My one gripe is I can't get the A needed in the cafe stage to unlock the last level so I stopped playing.

I got this on deep discount and enjoyed my time with it. It's not Katamari but it's fun in it's own way.

It is a simple concept and is playable for most anyone!

fun cute game

i played cause someone said this was way better than katamari and they were definitely smoking crack but overall it was ok

the word level was a work of art

gg

One of those confusing games I played as a kid
A Katamari clone, but there's no such thing as too much Katamari

I see lots of people comparing this to Katamari, and while with my whole spirit I want to go against the tide, it just feels right to address this.
In some sense, The Wonderful End of the World is more of a Katamari game than the Katamari game itself.
When I heard of Katamari but hadn't yet played it, I thought it would be super low-budget extremely trippy and experimental game with bad controls. But the real Katamari is actually a pretty well made game with Namco level budget. While this feels like an art student project. Which is actually great!
I recommend this to people who either already played Katamari and want more, or want to play something Katamari-like but the real Katamari game is too expensive for them.

This was a pretty neat game back in 2008 when monitors were small and Katamari didn't get ported to every device under the sun. UNfortunately, running this on a modern monitor can be extremely complicated and painful, and the game is short and lacking in depth. It's a neat experience but $10 is too much for it in the state it is in.

old school game, really fun