The PS5® mothership has been wrecked, leaving ASTRO and the bot crew scattered all over the galaxies. Time to ride your trusty Dual Speeder across more than 50 planets full of fun, danger and ...

Astro Bot just got a brand-new free update featuring five challenging new levels and a set of highly requested bots for fans to rescue – including characters that have never appeared in the game ...

150 bots in the game were inspired by PlayStation IPs. Player reception to Astro Bot, released last week for PlayStation 5, has been exceptional, with many calling for the title to be added as a Game ...

We can all agree that Astro Bot is incredibly cute, and deserves to have photos taken of him. Unfortunately, a Photo Mode is not available from the get-go. Here's how you unlock Photo Mode in Astro ...

I literally couldn’t put Astro Bot down. Even levels that featured power-ups I didn’t like (I’m looking at you, monkey arms), I loved every second of the game. Each level felt unique, focusing on a ...

The first new level for Astro Bot, Tick-Tock Shock releases today, February 13th, for free. Sony will then roll out more levels each week until March 13th. These levels feature harder challenges, ...

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Video games are having a meta moment. New games aren’t just occasionally breaking the fourth wall, but directly acknowledging the influential titles that have come before them. In September alone, ...

There are two main collectibles in Astro Bot: the bots hidden in each level and the puzzle pieces. Puzzle pieces are used to open up new features at the crash site, such as cosmetics for your bots, ...

“Astro Bot” won game of the year at the Game Awards with a small development team who demonstrated focus and a sense of fun for fun’s sake. It paid off. In a games industry grappling with bloated ...

In the mail room of my apartment building, I often watch kids play among the stacks of boxes on the floor. The children are tiny, and the boxes are big enough to form a believable cityscape for ...