The Astro Bot box and CD are not about to gather dust on our shelves. Since its launch on December 6, the PlayStation platform game crowned game of the year 2024 has continued to enrich its experience with large doses of free updates. After a first wave of additional levels in October and November and the deployment of the Winter Festival in For the end-of-year celebrations, Astro Bot is continuing its good habits with a new round of increasingly demanding courses. Here's everything you need to know about the additions coming in the coming weeks.
Five levels released progressively
Once again, Team Asobi has chosen to offer its free DLC at a rate of one new level per week, starting today. Once the update is complete, day of Astro Bot completed, you will be able to find a new galaxy called Malevolent Void which will bring together five new levels deployed according to the following program:
- Tic Tac Zap – February 13, 2025
- Explosive Push – February 20, 2025
- Cocori-K.O. – February 27, 2025
- Companion Gronon – March 6, 2025
- Bouboule Armored – March 13, 2025
Levels will be unlocked every Thursday at 3:00 p.m. (French time). In his press release, studio director Nicolas Doucet states that “unlike Winterfest, our last update which was a walk in the park, your jumping skills will be put to the test this time.” The most competitive players will also be able to take part in the Time Trial mode to measure themselves against players from around the world via an online ranking system. It should also be noted that each level will have a new special bot to save. Which cult characters do you think will be represented this time?
An additional update for the PS5 Pro
Don't panic, owners of a classic PS5 will not be deprived of additional content reserved for the latest platform. Astro Bot will simply receive an update capable of updating take advantage of the power of the new console. Players equipped with a PS5 Pro and a suitable screen will now be able to enjoy the adventure in native 4K resolution while maintaining a frame rate of 60 images per second. Nothing revolutionary on paper, but this PlayStation model must be able to show what it has in its belly on in-house productions.
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