Once Upon A KATAMARI

Once Upon A KATAMARI

RENGAME · October 23, 2025 · Action, 3D, Adventure, Singleplayer, Controller

Buy the Once Upon A KATAMARI key for Steam from YUPLAY at $19.65 — the cheapest of 15 stores we compare.

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Once Upon A KATAMARI price by region

Once Upon A KATAMARI costs £14.54 in the United Kingdom, €17.44 in Europe (EUR), $19.65 in the United States, $19.65 in Georgia (USD), CA$27.38 in Canada, A$47.31 in Australia, NZ$58.92 in New Zealand, zł81.38 in Poland and R$113.74 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Once Upon A KATAMARI offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £14.54 −44% £25.97 £14.54 13
Europe (EUR) €17.44 −44% €31.17 €17.44 17
United Statesyour region $19.65 −41% $33.14 $19.65 15
Georgia (USD) $19.65 −26% $26.39 $19.65 14
Canada CA$27.38 −39% CA$44.93 CA$27.38 16
Australia A$47.31 −17% A$47.31 — 12
New Zealand NZ$58.92 −17% NZ$58.92 — 11
Poland zł81.38 −39% zł132.90 zł81.38 14
Brazil R$113.74 −38% R$182.90 R$113.74 13

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Once Upon A KATAMARI

✦ AI summary

Once Upon A KATAMARI sends you rolling through different time periods to rebuild the stars after the King accidentally destroys the cosmos, with new stages, power-ups like magnets, and 68 customizable cousins to play as. The game freshens up the addictive rolling formula with a time-travel twist and adds competitive 4-player KatamariBall matches both online and offline.

Once upon a time a katamari rolled through both past and present.

In this story across time, the adage endures: Let The Good Times Roll!

Now onward through new worlds to roll up thy heart's desires and to restore the stars!

• A Shiny New Katamari Damacy Adventure Awaits
Experience new stages and a fabulous new soundtrack! Behold a fresh rolling experience, with never-before-seen support tools like the magnet to draw in nearby objects! How...attractive!
• Roll Through the Ages
The King was so well-behaved until he mistakenly crushed the Earth, the Moon, and numerous planets while fiddling with a peculiar scroll. Now roll your katamari through the Jurassic Era, Ice Age, historic Japan, and more eras to rebuild the sky's dazzling field of stars.
• Keep the Family Close With Cousin Customization
Play as The Prince, or choose among his 68 cousins and kin to play as. Customize their colors and faces to create as many original Cousin designs as there are stars in the sky.
• Compete in Celestial 4-Player KatamariBall
Conquer the game of KatamariBall, the galactic sport of choice across the Cosmos! Compete online against cousins around the world, or hone your skills with scintillating offline play against CPU opponents.

Once Upon A KATAMARI — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

DLC & expansions

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Once Upon A KATAMARI delivers the core katamari rolling experience with improved visuals, varied environments, and helpful quality-of-life features, but is hindered by frustrating hit detection issues, excessive dialog interruptions during gameplay, and tedious level progression that requires repetition. Players are divided on whether the game successfully innovates, with some finding the varied goals and new mechanics satisfying enough for a 5-hour playthrough, while others feel the dash mechanic is overused and the overall experience doesn't improve significantly on previous entries.

Recommended Sep 24, 2026
First, I am so happy that this game was released. Some things about it are better than the previous games, and some are worse. There is a lot of variation in this game, there are many visual improvements, the menus are more helpful, there are many different environments to play in, and so on. However, the dialog that occurs during the gameplay is very disruptive, the loading is far more annoying, the last levels aren't very good, but the worse is that the hit detection is far worse. When rolling you'll inenvitably impact objects you should be able to pick up (such as trees), but instead they will completely block you. And even worse is that often you'll begin to climb them, rather than just stopping. Realistically, those types of issues could easily be fixed, so I'm not sure why they weren't cleaned up before release. That being said, the game is a solid release and I really hope they do make more of these.
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Not recommended Sep 23, 2026
Swing and a miss. It's not nearly as satisfying as the others in the series. They didn't get the progression right. You gotta re-play levels a bit too much, and the game seems to want the player to use the dash mechanic all the time, which gets tedious. After about five hours, I wasn't having fun.
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Recommended Oct 3, 2026
I enjoy rolling up everything :) Can become a bit repetitive, but you can come back and enjoy it all the same.
Recommended Oct 3, 2026
its the best one yet
Recommended Sep 30, 2026
It's definitely more Katamari Damacy. I wouldn't say it does anything significantly better than any other entry, but the goals are a fair bit more varied than other games in the series and that does help the game continue moving until the credits roll. The powerups don't really do much to change anything, but they can be a little fun under a few circumstances. Ultimately the big problem is the crowns and princes, if you happen to like collecting things. They can be a little tedious depending on the level and layout. If you don't care too much about collecting things though, you can be done with the entire game in five hours, and that's probably the right amount of time to spend on this in the first place.
Recommended Sep 20, 2026
Classic gameplay with a new set of environments. I like the radar and magnet items that help you progress. With previous games it felt impossible to find some of the cousins and I resorted to cheating :-0

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