Astro Bot: Collection-A-thon Game Review

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Astro Bot is the game you buy a PS5 for

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Astro Bot , out now on PlayStation 5 , is a collect-a-thon platformer.

You play as the robot Astro adventuring in space in his PS5-shaped mothership with 300 of his friends.

As you explore galaxies to find your fellow robots and unlock new parts of the game, you’ll find a lot of familiar elements, only to see them executed in quirky ways.

From my two-hour demo at Summer Game Fest earlier this year , I knew Astro Bot would be something special.

Astro Bot is so much more than a mascot platformer plucked from the late ’90s and retooled for modern audiences.

It is the kind of game that reminds us why video games exist in the first place: love.

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