Great entertainment. Great fun. Still, it could have been a bit cheaper.
Soundtrack is fantastic, graphics are... well, adequate for a puzzle action game. Using both thumb controllers is a bit tricky at first, especially turning, but after a while you'll find yourself rolling katamaris without any difficulty.
There aren't too many levels in the game, but they're great fun to play. I found myself playing every level until I got full points and found all presents and cousins (yeah, sounds weird). If you'll just complete the levels you might be able to play through the game in a pretty short time. If there's a little bit of score hound in you, you will enjoy this game more.
Did I mention that this game is crazy? It's surreal to roll up ninjas, trucks, elephants, trees, trucks, ocean liners, buildings and godzillas into a giant katamari. Funny. There are a few glitches in the game, but nothing really annoying. In one point I fell through the ground and The King of All Cosmos cracked a joke about it. I don't know if it was intentional, but I still got a laugh out of it.
So, in short. Beautiful Katamari is great fun, and I might buy it just for the soundtrack but still it could be a bit cheaper. I paid 59 euro for my copy and that's like 20 euro too much. But still, it's greatly recommended for people who dig crazy puzzle games and those who want to roll up stuff!