The level select is rather obtuse and doesn't give clear information on past level performance like the first game did, which is my chief complaint, and enough to knock it down from 5 stars

Some levels, like the Cowbear, are frustrating enough to make you cry

Getting the levels is different as well, with as many as half a new dozen levels available at a time

It's just like the other, only you have more levels and different types of 'quests,' like cleaning up a room and rolling up 1000 cranes to help out a friend who is sick

Other levels get harder each time you beat it by raising the size of your objective

PSone visuals+Many levels promising variety+Not too

This game retains the classic "roll up a clump of stuff to make celestial bodies" concept of old, but brings new lively levels to the scene to freshen things up

So weird and fun/addicting to play!Only annoyances I find are that some levels are pretty hard, and the game menu is kind of strange

Some levels, like the Cowbear, are frustrating enough to make you cry

There are no eternal levels in We Love Katamari

Plus there was a really funny Sumo level where you roll around a skinny Sumo Wrestler over

Other then that I love all the new levels, I just wish I had more time to sit down and play all the time

We fell in love with the first Katamari game, but it was frustrating trying to complete each subsequently harder level.

There were "progressive" levels.