Sony has experienced a rocky few months, with the launch of Concord ending abruptly due to low player engagement just two weeks after its release. Additionally, the announcement of the PS5 Pro was met with mixed reactions,

Amid Concord’s demise and a somewhat divisive PS5 Pro announcement, Astro Bot brought us some joy during an otherwise super serious month for Sony. The adorable 3D platformer is filled to the brim with cameos from characters across PlayStation’s 30-year history,

PS5 players appear to be torn over Astro Bot Platinum trophy difficulty, with some arguing that the challenges can be unfairly punishing.

While the Circana (NPD) report for September's US video game sales has yet to be released, the firm's own Mat Piscatella has weighed in on Astro Bot's sales performance thus far. Unfortunately, we haven't seen official figures from Sony (and probably won't unless they're truly noteworthy),

Astro Bot has already been a huge success for PlayStation, and it seems pretty obvious when and where the loveable mascot should appear next.

Astro Bot is different, though. An earnest celebration of PlayStation, that little guy has sucked me in and dragged me across the cosmos, and I’ve loved every second of it. But one level in particular makes me wonder if Astro Bot could be what I need to get into its bigger,

T here's a lot to see and do in Astro Bot. Even once players finish the main campaign, they can go back to previous worlds to find any bots they missed, secret exits, or just grab