Astro Bot With its vibrant colors, energizing music, and creative levels, it quickly became a hit with players of all ages. with 80 levels split between six worldsor galaxies, this little robot friend has a lot to handle as he tries to save all his fellow bots and collect the parts of his broken PS5 spaceship. The hilarious protagonist is ready for whatever is thrown at them in these intergalactic systems, including taking on the roles of some of PlayStation's most beloved characters in special Hero Levels.
Each of the six worlds released with Astro Bot may be better described as galaxies or systems with several planets each. While there's a specific order in which Astro Bot goes through each of these worlds, that doesn't mean they're ranked from worst to best in the game. Of course, everyone will have their own personal view of which is best, but considering each world's music, cameos, artwork, hidden levels, and gameplaythese are the worst and the best.
6 Feather Cluster Just Doesn't Cut It Like Last World
Fifth World Astro Visits
In every world Astro Bot there are interesting easter eggs and things that set them apart, and it feels like the game had a push to make this final world different, but it just didn't hit the mark. Although the music and art style are good and battles get progressively harder (as expected for an end game experience)there are many ways in which other galaxies differ.
Other levels in Feather Cluster include two boss battles with Ginny. This evil genie in a bottle offers amazing craftsmanship, but for a colorful game
Astro Bot
it feels a little muted in its sandy brown environment.
The Hero Level in the Feather Cluster is from Aloy The horizonIt provides a fantastic entry and a level full of wonderful nods The horizon universe. Unfortunately, while Aloy-Bot looks cool, the world is amazing, Using an alloy bow and arrow is a bit tricky and time consuming to master. Compared to some of the hero's other abilities, the bow just feels weak and frustrating to control.
5 Gorilla Nebula Offers Tutorial, But Doesn't Lack Character
First World Astro Visits
The first world Astro Bot attracts players to is the Gorilla Nebula. Being the opening levels, these offer a little tutorial for the game and are quite easy compared to other worlds, it still provides all the colorful fun that the game is known for. Here players can find from Ratchet Ratchet and Clank games and Crash Bandicoot, but unfortunately it doesn't have a chance to play like either of them.
One of the funniest planets in the Gorilla Nebula is the monkeys in the empty level Astro Bot pays homage to the classics Monkey run Having to catch a few gorilla bots like Spike-bot. This Hero Level is a little disappointing when it's placed in the same world as Ratchet and Crash Bandicoot, but it provides a fun diversion nonetheless. Also, given how much Astro already grinds the rails, a Ratchet the level may seem repetitive. However, trying to net these monkeys in Apes on the Loose can be tedious at times.
Gorilla Nebula has a lot of eye treatment in the art style as well. with Cream Canyon's ice cream, players slide down sprinkled slopes and generally enjoy sweet winter wonderland. The AZ-Tech Trail level introduces players to twin frog gloves in a highly detailed Aztec-themed environment full of puzzles.
4 Serpent Starway Brings Nathan Drake to Space
Third World Astro Visits
Serpent Starway has several standout levels including Slo-Mo Casino, Bathroom Battle and Uncharted-themed Buddy raid. To help in many levels, Astro Bot uses a stopwatch that significantly slows down time for a specific item for a moment. This offers yet another unique game mechanic and fun chances to hit the slot machine jackpot, but can make the levels feel a bit too easy in some cases.
Unlike the alloy bow, The weapon that Nathan Drake-bot uses as a Hero is simple and fun to use A kid-friendly variation of shooting round paintball-like pellets fits perfectly into this game, making it even more silly and fun. The fantastic greenery on this level is immersive and everything feels in the perfect place for reverence. Uncharted.
Some special levels in Serpent Starway are the Circle levels, which are exceptionally difficult, as are all of these button-themed levels throughout the game. With no save points, players must complete the entire level without getting shot or dying. Swinging in Ropeway Rally and mastering precise timing in Swinging Sentries can be frustrating, but once mastered, it can be rewarding. Although difficult, these levels provide the challenge that some players complain about from the main campaign levels.
3 The Lost Galaxy is a Secret World of Hidden Levels
Secret Portal Levels of Astro Bot
While exploring other worlds Astro Bot, players will sometimes find a disco ball portal hidden in a level This reveals the secret exit from the level they are in. These portals not only end the level being played, but will reveal a new level within the Lost Galaxy. There are a total of eight hidden levels, where players will hide until they find the necessary warp exits in other levels.
Lost Galaxy levels are incredibly fun side objectives where extra bots and puzzle pieces can be found and just offer a little extra enjoyment. Each of these special levels has its own uniquenesse, and is slightly shorter than the other levels. Among them is the Boxel Bust-Up level, which makes the most satisfying use of haptic feedback on the PS5's DualSense controllers.
Breaking the small box blocks in any of the pixelated levels is like popping a bubble wrap, with a nice clicking feel and sound. As far as hidden levels go, that's about as much to say about The Lost Galaxy as it really is at its best when encountered.
2 Camo Cosmos Has The Best Boss Fight
Fourth World Astro Visits
Camo Cosmos has one of the best boss fights with Mecha Leon the chameleon fights. Clever use of downtime makes the fairly simplistic item mechanics more useful and fun. Each of the planets in Camo Cosmos have unique qualities that make them incredibly fun while incorporating many of the mechanics and themes previously seen in the game. So Camo Cosmos feels like it should have been the last world, not the fourth, but it's nice regardless.
While it's a vast diversion from the other levels in the game, it's a great example of just how much Camo Cosmos' Going Loco level is. Astro Bot can do and still feel perfectly placed in the game. based on LocoRocoAstro Bot transforms into a large blob that can bounce around with lots of little balls, rolls and a happy child-like world.
As if these weren't enough reasons to declare Camo Cosmos one of the best, The planet Bubbling Under proves that controlling underwater levels is not difficult and lacks quality. This water level is attractive and emphasizes the fun of ocean exploration.
1 The Tentacle System is a Funky Masterpiece
Second World Astro Visits
Camo Cosmos is hard to beat, but the Tentacle System has to take the top spots for the best worlds. Astro Bot. As for worlds that will energize and put a smile on players' faces, this is it Tentacle System stands out from other systems especially for its music. His level, Wormy Passage, has one of the best soundtracks with colorful mushrooms dancing along to the beat in an infectious way. This is then repeated with the Funk stem, a memorable funky tree.
The Tentacle System is also home to the most enjoyable Hero Level, the War Bot. based on God of WarKratos-Bot uses an axe just wish one could keep it for the rest of the game. The God of War The theme for the level is so finely crafted that it's the perfect homage, and the bots players save along the way include Thor-bot, Mimir-bot, Freya-bot, and more. includes
Each world is fantastic in its own way, and it's amazing how much variety this little game can offer. Players, of course, will have their own ideas about their favorite levels and worlds in the game. This funky music is hard to beat War Bot In the game Tentacle System Astro Bot, though.