Get ready for an epic space adventure! The lovable ASTRO returns in a PS5 exclusive game that promises hours of intergalactic family fun.
Be among the first to explore the world of ASTRO BOT on PlayStation 5 by pre-ordering the game today on PlayStation Store. There are two editions to choose from: the Standard Edition for €69.99 and the Digital Deluxe Edition for €79.99, which offers additional exclusive content: an ASTRO PaRappa Lover Lyricist outfit and a Dual Speeder Glorious Graffiti paint job to unlock in-game, as well as two ASTRO PSN avatars. The game will be released on September 6, 2024, so mark your calendars! With early download, you can start your odyssey as soon as it launches.
Enjoy ASTRO BOT on pre-order
An extraordinary family adventure on PS5, available for pre-order
In ASTRO BOT, a platform adventure game for the whole family, dive into a thrilling intergalactic quest, where you will help ASTRO save the PS5 mothership from the clutches of a malicious enemy. Between colorful graphics and a universe full of humor, you will embark on a true epic alongside this adorable little robot!
Explore over 50 unique planets, each filled with challenges and surprises. ASTRO’s new power-ups, like the Spring-Action Fists and Rocket, will deliver an immersive gameplay experience amplified by the revolutionary features of the DualSense controller. Face off against crazy enemies and colossal bosses in this genre-bending game.
As a bonus, PlayStation fans will be delighted to rescue more than 150 VIP robots inspired by legendary and iconic characters, a true tribute to the console’s 30-year history.
In short, ASTRO BOT is an adventure that will delight the whole family, promising hours of entertainment and discovery for players of all ages.
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