Sony surprised players with the genre-defining Astro Bot Rescue Mission back in 2018. Japan Studio’s PSVR captured our hearts with fun platforming and brilliant use of the DualShock 4 controller.

You can absolutely pick up this title without experiencing the other games and have a wonderful time. Astro’s goal in this title is to rescue all of his bot friends across more than 50 planets in six ...

Back in 2020, the PlayStation 5 released and came bundled with the charming and surprisingly robust Astro's Playroom. After almost four years of waiting, we now finally get more of the adorable Sony ...

One of the harder things about being a dad to a toddler is introducing video games to my son. I can’t exactly play “Space Marine 2” in front of him, so I have to pick my spots. I was in the middle of ...

Astro Bot from Sony and developer Team Asobi has traveled one of the most interesting paths to an anticipated release seen in quite some time. Technically, Astro Bot is a sequel to 2020's Astro's ...

The wait is over — PlayStation 5's highly-anticipated game, ASTRO BOT, officially launches on Friday, Sept. 6. Sony fans are hoping for a better experience following the recent shutdown of Concord, an ...

Astro Bot for the PlayStation 5 is a remarkable 3D platformer. From the ingenuity of the power-ups and bosses, to the countless iconic PlayStation character cameos, Astro Bot delivers a stellar single ...

When we first played the early Astro's Playroom on the Sony PlayStation 5, we knew Sony had a winner on its hands. Fast forward a few years, and the just recently released Astro Bot is a fantastic ...

A scene of bedlam sets the stage: The most adorable group of robots you’ve ever seen is having a rockin’ good time just cruising along on a PlayStation 5-turned-spaceship when chaos (and a shockingly ...

The latest PS5 exclusive from PlayStation — Astro Bot — is here, and it is apparently a Game of the Year contender for Sony. Reviews from the new release from Japanese studio Team Asobi are still ...

September opened with the arrival of the pristine PlayStation platformer “Astro Bot,” the cinematic horror of “The Casting of Frank Stone,” and the gothic camp of “Space Marine 2.” NPR’s Corey Bridges ...