Game Source Entertainment and Ratata Arts have released Ratatan, the rhythm-based roguelike game from the creators of Patapon, for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. The version 1.0 release of Ratatan includes Chapters 3 and 4, Dark Ratatan, and numerous new features and performance improvements as listed on the game’s official Steam page. A new illustration (shown above) by illustrator Nelnal was also released.
The digital version of Ratatan costs $34.99, while both the Digital Deluxe Edition and physical versions cost $39.99. The Digital Deluxe Edition includes the main game, the Legendary Weapon “Spirit Sword Banbansord,” the Special Weapon & Accessory Set, the Cobun Set, and the Growth Material Set.
Ratatan is fully available on the Nintendo Switch 2 game card and PlayStation 5 disc, meaning the game won’t require additional game data downloads.
Here’s an overview of the game, via Steam:
Ratatan is a rhythm roguelike action game that combines rhythm games and side-scrolling action, with online co-op gameplay supporting up to 4 players.
An intense battle unfolds with over 100 characters fighting in a massive melee.
Defeat the enemies by riding the rhythm of Ratatan’s catchy, toe-tapping soundtrack in this delightful, heartfelt adventure!
Welcome to Rataport!
In the vast and tranquil sea, there is an island as lively as a toy box. The name is “Rataport” On the island, a strange animal-like creature called Ratatan lives happily with their friends. Despite their different appearances and personalities, they share a common dream. Which is go to “The Everafter”. And meet “The Goddess” who is said to live in there. As heroes who carry the hope of all, the Ratatans embark on a journey to The Everafter. No matter how many times they failed, they will never give up and dreamt of meeting her one day.
Rhythm action
Feel the beat and use rhythm sequences in time to order your Cobuns in the direction you want them to go.
Since the Ratatans can be moved freely, your judgement to decide where to give orders, where to position the ratatan, and when to retreat is critical.
2D animation
We want to emphasize the unique performance of 2D animation and put lively personality into the action.
