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* GameplayGrading: Completing a stage gives a letter grade that goes up to A+. These grades are required to unlock additional levels - the final one requiring at least an "A" on each other stage.
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* RisingUpTheFoodChainGame: As per a Katamari Damacy clone, you need to grow to absorb larger objects. You bounce off larger moving objects until you're large enough to absorb them.
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* RisingUpTheFoodChainGame: As per a Katamari Damacy clone, you need to grow to absorb larger objects. You bounce off larger moving objects until you're large enough to absorb them.them, but is otherwise safe.
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* VisualPun: Also numerous. For example, a computer with an actual mouse (the computer mice are scurrying around like actual mice).
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* TimedMission: Each stage has a time limit. In timed mode, the level ends early as soon as the A+ rank is reached. Levels may also be replayed without the timer or the stage ending.
* VisualPun: Also numerous. For example, a computer with an actualmouse (the mouse, or the computer mice are scurrying around like actual mice).mice.
* VisualPun: Also numerous. For example, a computer with an actual
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''The Wonderful End of the World'' is a game released by indie developer Dejobaan games in 2008. As the title suggests, the world is about to end (about to be [[PlanetEater eaten]], to be specific), and it's up to you and your sticky marionette-thing to save as much stuff as you can to colonise a new one. Essentially a ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'' [[FollowTheLeader clone]] (albeit it a rather well-made one), it still has enough of its own charm and tongue-in-cheek humour to be a distinct experience, and is probably the closest PC gamers will get to a Katamari game[[note]]at least before Katamari Rerolled.[[/note]] . The most obvious difference is that instead of rolling a ball of clutter, you control a stick man made of clutter. It can be bought from [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/15500/?snr=1_600_610__612 Steam]] or [[http://dejobaan.com/wonderful/ the developer's website]].
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''The Wonderful End of the World'' is a game released by indie developer Dejobaan games in 2008. As the title suggests, the world is about to end (about to be [[PlanetEater eaten]], to be specific), and it's up to you and your sticky marionette-thing to save as much stuff as you can to colonise colonize a new one. Essentially a ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'' [[FollowTheLeader clone]] (albeit it a rather well-made one), it still has enough of its own charm and tongue-in-cheek humour to be a distinct experience, and is probably was likely the closest PC gamers will get thing to a Katamari game[[note]]at least before game that PC gamers could have (at least, until the release of Katamari Rerolled.[[/note]] .Reroll). The most obvious difference is that instead of rolling a ball of clutter, you control a stick man made of clutter. It can be bought from [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/15500/?snr=1_600_610__612 Steam]] or [[http://dejobaan.com/wonderful/ the developer's website]].
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* SecretLevel: These two levels are filled with crates, and are part of the Valve AlternateRealityGame concerning potatos.
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* SecretLevel: These two levels are filled with crates, and are part of the Valve AlternateRealityGame concerning potatos.potatoes.
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''The Wonderful End of the World'' is a game released by indie developer Dejobaan games in 2008. As the title suggests, the world is about to end (about to be [[PlanetEater eaten]], to be specific), and it's up to you and your sticky marionette-thing to save as much stuff as you can to colonise a new one. Essentially a ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'' [[FollowTheLeader clone]] (albeit it a rather well-made one), it still has enough of its own charm and tongue-in-cheek humour to be a distinct experience, and is probably the closest PC gamers will get to a Katamari game. The most obvious difference is that instead of rolling a ball of clutter, you control a stick man made of clutter. It can be bought from [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/15500/?snr=1_600_610__612 Steam]] or [[http://dejobaan.com/wonderful/ the developer's website]].
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''The Wonderful End of the World'' is a game released by indie developer Dejobaan games in 2008. As the title suggests, the world is about to end (about to be [[PlanetEater eaten]], to be specific), and it's up to you and your sticky marionette-thing to save as much stuff as you can to colonise a new one. Essentially a ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'' [[FollowTheLeader clone]] (albeit it a rather well-made one), it still has enough of its own charm and tongue-in-cheek humour to be a distinct experience, and is probably the closest PC gamers will get to a Katamari game.game[[note]]at least before Katamari Rerolled.[[/note]] . The most obvious difference is that instead of rolling a ball of clutter, you control a stick man made of clutter. It can be bought from [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/15500/?snr=1_600_610__612 Steam]] or [[http://dejobaan.com/wonderful/ the developer's website]].
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* RisingUpTheFoodChainGame: As per a Katamari Damacy clone, you need to grow to absorb larger objects. You bounce off larger moving objects until you're large enough to absorb them.
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* SecretLevel: These two levels are filled with crates, and are part of the Valve AlternateRealityGame concerning potatos..
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* SecretLevel: These two levels are filled with crates, and are part of the Valve AlternateRealityGame concerning potatos..potatos.
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* LostForever: You grow as you become larger. However, small items in corner tend to be hard to reach, sometimes impossible depending on the level.
* PermanentlyMissableContent: You grow as you become larger. However, small items in corners tend to be hard to reach, sometimes impossible depending on the level.
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* EarWorm: The short intro music is really catchy.
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* EarWorm: The short intro music is really catchy.
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* ShoutOut: Many, many, many. To start with, the Arcadia level has you collecting things from VideoGame/{{Pong}}, VideoGame/PacMan, a [[{{Tron}} light-cycle]], ''VideoGame/{{Centipede}}'', and VideoGame/{{Tetris}}, the Bibliodiscotheque level (set in a library) has a [[Literature/{{Discworld}} giant orang-outang and a flying turtle]], and the Sky Mall level has a white toy pick-up truck [[OJSimpson being chased by toy police cars]].
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* ShoutOut: Many, many, many. To start with, the Arcadia level has you collecting things from VideoGame/{{Pong}}, VideoGame/PacMan, ''VideoGame/{{Pong}}'', ''VideoGame/PacMan'', a [[{{Tron}} [[Film/{{Tron}} light-cycle]], ''VideoGame/{{Centipede}}'', and VideoGame/{{Tetris}}, ''VideoGame/{{Tetris}}'', the Bibliodiscotheque level (set in a library) has a [[Literature/{{Discworld}} giant orang-outang and a flying turtle]], and the Sky Mall level has a white toy pick-up truck [[OJSimpson being chased by toy police cars]].
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* LostForever: You grow as you become larger. However, small items in corner tend to be hard to reach, sometimes impossible depending on the level.
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''The Wonderful End of the World'' is a game released by indie developer Dejobaan games in 2008. As the title suggests, the world is about to end (about to be [[PlanetEater eaten]], to be specific), and it's up to you and your sticky marionette-thing to save as much stuff as you can to colonise a new one. Essentially a ''KatamariDamacy'' [[FollowTheLeader clone]] (albeit it a rather well-made one), it still has enough of its own charm and tongue-in-cheek humour to be a distinct experience, and is probably the closest PC gamers will get to a Katamari game. The most obvious difference is that instead of rolling a ball of clutter, you control a stick man made of clutter. It can be bought from [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/15500/?snr=1_600_610__612 Steam]] or [[http://dejobaan.com/wonderful/ the developer's website]].
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''The Wonderful End of the World'' is a game released by indie developer Dejobaan games in 2008. As the title suggests, the world is about to end (about to be [[PlanetEater eaten]], to be specific), and it's up to you and your sticky marionette-thing to save as much stuff as you can to colonise a new one. Essentially a ''KatamariDamacy'' ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'' [[FollowTheLeader clone]] (albeit it a rather well-made one), it still has enough of its own charm and tongue-in-cheek humour to be a distinct experience, and is probably the closest PC gamers will get to a Katamari game. The most obvious difference is that instead of rolling a ball of clutter, you control a stick man made of clutter. It can be bought from [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/15500/?snr=1_600_610__612 Steam]] or [[http://dejobaan.com/wonderful/ the developer's website]].
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* FollowTheLeader: It's a pretty blatant copy of ''KatamariDamacy''.
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* TheFantasticTropeOfWonderousTitles
* FollowTheLeader: It's a pretty blatant copy of''KatamariDamacy''.''Katamari Damacy''.
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''The Wonderful End of the World'' is a game released by indie developer Dejobaan games in 2008. As the title suggests, the world is about to end (about to be [[PlanetEater eaten]], to be specific), and it's up to you and your sticky marionette-thing to save as much stuff as you can to colonise a new one. Essentially a ''KatamariDamacy'' [[FollowTheLeader clone]] (albeit it a rather well-made one), it still has enough of its own charm and tongue-in-cheek humour to be a distinct experience, and is probably the closest PC gamers will get to a Katamari game. The most obvious difference is that instead of rolling a ball of clutter, you control a stick man made of clutter. It can be bought from [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/15500/?snr=1_600_610__612 Steam]] or [[http://dejobaan.com/wonderful/ the developer's website]].
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!!This VideoGame contains examples of:
* ExcusePlot: Only time it's really brought up is in the theme song and in the final, apocalyptic level.
* ExpositoryThemeTune: The main menu background music gives just about all the plot the game has.
* FollowTheLeader: It's a pretty blatant copy of ''KatamariDamacy''.
** And they even made it ''just as ridiculous'' in its own way.
* LevelAte: The level Sugar Candy is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin made out of candy]]
* PaperPeople: The level Rice Paper Parade has everything as paper cut-outs in a 3D world.
* PlanetEater: What's going to cause the titular end of the world. Never seen in-game, but apparently has the head of a fish.
* SavingTheWorld: Although more in the sense of saving a document.
* ShoutOut: Many, many, many. To start with, the Arcadia level has you collecting things from VideoGame/{{Pong}}, VideoGame/PacMan, a [[{{Tron}} light-cycle]], ''VideoGame/{{Centipede}}'', and VideoGame/{{Tetris}}, the Bibliodiscotheque level (set in a library) has a [[Literature/{{Discworld}} giant orang-outang and a flying turtle]], and the Sky Mall level has a white toy pick-up truck [[OJSimpson being chased by toy police cars]].
* VisualPun: Also numerous. For example, a computer with an actual mouse (the computer mice are scurrying around like actual mice).
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!!This VideoGame contains examples of:
* ExcusePlot: Only time it's really brought up is in the theme song and in the final, apocalyptic level.
* ExpositoryThemeTune: The main menu background music gives just about all the plot the game has.
* FollowTheLeader: It's a pretty blatant copy of ''KatamariDamacy''.
** And they even made it ''just as ridiculous'' in its own way.
* LevelAte: The level Sugar Candy is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin made out of candy]]
* PaperPeople: The level Rice Paper Parade has everything as paper cut-outs in a 3D world.
* PlanetEater: What's going to cause the titular end of the world. Never seen in-game, but apparently has the head of a fish.
* SavingTheWorld: Although more in the sense of saving a document.
* ShoutOut: Many, many, many. To start with, the Arcadia level has you collecting things from VideoGame/{{Pong}}, VideoGame/PacMan, a [[{{Tron}} light-cycle]], ''VideoGame/{{Centipede}}'', and VideoGame/{{Tetris}}, the Bibliodiscotheque level (set in a library) has a [[Literature/{{Discworld}} giant orang-outang and a flying turtle]], and the Sky Mall level has a white toy pick-up truck [[OJSimpson being chased by toy police cars]].
* VisualPun: Also numerous. For example, a computer with an actual mouse (the computer mice are scurrying around like actual mice).
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