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.
Platforms
PC PS4Genres
Adventure IndieThemes
Action
Languages: English and 10 more
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
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| Polish | |||
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| Portuguese (Brazil) | |||
| Russian | |||
| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
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| Italian | |||
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| Spanish (Spain) | |||
| Japanese | |||
| Korean |
Media
Critic Reviews
Kinglink Reviews
By Frank ReeseA fun and happy game from the same creator as Katamari Damacy, Wattam is an absolute delight to experience and enjoy. It could be longer but also will cheer anyone up.
Super Joystick
By Fred MorrisWattam is a fun, quirky game. It’s art style is cute, the soundtrack is good, and while gameplay may get repetitive, the charm makes up for it. It’s also fun to mess around with the physics and see what the game can handle. It’s like a big toybox.
Guardian
By Emily GeraThe creator of Katamari Damacy, Keita Takahashi, unleashes a beguiling new game where strange creatures must cooperate to solve puzzles – though life in utopia proves repetitive
GameMAG
By GameMAGWattam is a fun and exciting game that you can and should play with your children. An unusual experiment, where the silly and almost always funny scenes hide a deep meaning about the unification of the world, universal friendship and the search for compromises between so different inhabitants, where joy and fun can connect the planet after a global catastrophe. And the best and so clear to all ages and religions of the game manifesto about peace and love is now difficult to find.
GameSpot
By Funké JosephWattam 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.
