- Steam pricePrice
- $19.99
- Release
- December 18, 2020
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Local players independently possess any unlocked object or character in the shared sandbox. They switch forms, hold hands, stack, dance, chase, and trigger explosions or chain reactions together, using each character’s particular behavior to reveal new friends and advance playful scenarios.
About this game
Wattam is a playful adventure built around the joy of making friends with everyday objects. From the creator of Katamari Damacy, it offers a quirky co-op experience where players help colorful characters reconnect and solve gentle puzzles through collaboration and curiosity. The gameplay is exploratory rather than competitive, making it a warm shared journey.
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Players unlock new objects and characters by experimenting with their unique abilities, stacking items, and triggering chain reactions. The puzzles reward creativity and lighthearted trial-and-error, so you and a partner can discover solutions together without stress. Communication becomes part of the fun as you figure out which character does what and how to combine their powers.
The game supports local couch co-op on the same screen, plus Steam Remote Play Together for online sessions. It is ideal for laid-back, cooperative play where teamwork feels spontaneous and the focus stays on exploration rather than precision or competition.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play Wattam together locally?
Wattam supports local couch co-op on the same screen. The listing shows it has shared/split screen co-op and multi-player support.
Can we play Wattam online with friends?
Yes, you can play Wattam online using Steam Remote Play Together, which lets you share your local session with friends over the internet even if they don't own the game.
Is Wattam difficult or competitive?
No, Wattam is designed to be relaxed and non-competitive. The puzzles are gentle and reward creativity and experimentation rather than precision. It's focused on exploration, discovery, and lighthearted teamwork, making it ideal for casual co-op play.
Do we need to communicate a lot to play together?
Yes, communication is part of the fun in Wattam. You'll naturally talk with your partner to figure out which character does what and how to combine their abilities to solve puzzles. It's spontaneous and playful rather than requiring intense coordination.