A magic ball that grows by swallowing the world, and you giggling like a kid at the sheer absurdity of it.

No preference ranking here, so we go straight to the criteria. And it's the visual style and the sound that come out on top, ahead of 85% of games on art direction, ahead of 81% on the soundtrack, though that rests on very few votes, so take it as a hint. The rest sits mid-table, connection, rediscovery, feel in hand, all around the middle. The one odd note is fun: the early votes place it low, which is surprising for a game this cheerful. On so few duels, let's not call it, but that's the angle to watch.

In the galaxy of wacky-concept games, We Love Katamari plays its own tune. No obvious rival, just a visual and musical identity that sticks, where the mechanic stays a taste you either love or don't.

So, who's it for? For you if you love colorful worlds, music that lingers, embraced silliness. Much less if you want a gameplay loop that grips you for hours, because there the profile is more uncertain.