Get a Load of This Weird Shit: Keita Takahashi's Latest Game, To a T
"Katamari Damacy creator expresses a mix of emotion, finding it heartwarmingly idiotic, in anticipation for players to witness the finale of his upcoming game."
Join the fun with Keita Takahashi's upcoming game, To a T, debuting on May 28, 2025 - available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam. That's right, the wacky creator of Katamari Damacy brings you a game about a teen who's stuck in a T-pose, because who doesn't love some good ol' stupidity in gaming, right?
In To a T, you'll help Teen navigate life with those immovable outstretched arms. Keita, himself, described it as a scene where Teen brushes their teeth, claiming, "It's so stupid. No smart game design, game mechanic, nothing, nothing. Just press a button and then spit the water. That's it. I like that."
Keita admits that while he generally prioritizes interactivity in his games, To a T is all about generating joy, making people laugh, and bringing a smile to their faces. He can't wait for players to experience the game's final moment, which he considers touching, yet stupid.
There's also a robot in the game, by the way.
To a T will drop on multiple platforms: Steam, Xbox, and PS5. If you can't get the song from the latest trailer, Cooking is so ah-mazing..., out of your head, you're not alone.
If you're a Katamari Damacy nostalgic, give Reroll, the second game in the series, a shot. It's currently on sale on Steam for $10. The original game is there too, but it might be worth waiting for the Steam Summer Sale, where it drops to $7.49[1].
Sources:
[1] https://www.pcgamer.com/aus/raikiri-will-solve-its-puzzles-in-a-new-way-with-encyclopedia-entries-instead-of-tutorials/[2] https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/annapurna-interactive-announces-to-a-t-301692518.html[3] https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2021-10-12-to-a-t-is-a-game-about-a-stuck-teen
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- Keita Takahashi's latest game, To a T, is set to release on May 28, 2025, and will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam.
- In To a T, players assist a teen stuck in a T-pose, brushing their teeth, a simple game mechanic that project developer Keita finds 'stupid yet touching.'
- Keita Takahashi admits that while his games usually focus on interactivity, To a T is designed to produce joy and laughter.
- A robot is also featured in To a T, which will be available on Steam, Xbox, and PS5 platforms.
- The To a T trailer features the catchy tune, "Cooking is so ah-mazing..." that may linger in the minds of players.
- If you're reminiscing about Katamari Damacy, consider playing its sequel, Reroll, currently on sale for $10 on Steam, or wait for the Steam Summer Sale for a reduced price of $7.49.
