Astro Bot’s Leaked Achievement Could Be Hinting At A Sequel

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As a seasoned gamer with decades of gaming under my belt, I can say with confidence that Astro Bot has been one of the most highly anticipated games in recent memory. The reveal at State of Play this year was nothing short of breathtaking, and I’ve been eagerly awaiting its release ever since.

Story Highlights

  • Astro Bot is an upcoming platformer, releasing exclusively for the PlayStation 5 next week. 
  • One of the game’s leaked achievements has given away a detail regarding the game’s sequels. 
  • The file size of the action-adventure has also come out into the open. 

Team Asobi’s highly anticipated game, Astro Bot, is one of the titles we’ve been eagerly waiting for, following its stunning unveiling at this year’s State of Play event. If you’ve been curious about how much space it will require on your PlayStation 5, that detail has also been revealed. According to a generous X user who shared the information, Astro Bot will consume approximately 37 GB of storage on your console.

It’s worth noting that Astro’s Playroom, which is a built-in tech demo on the PS5, takes up around 11 GB of space. Given this, you can anticipate that the sequel will likely have a substantial amount of content, which is great news indeed! Well-optimized exclusives taking up a sizable chunk of your storage are always a welcome addition.

Is An Astro Bot Sequel In The Works Already? 

It’s quite unlikely that Team Asobi is currently developing an Astro Bot sequel, given that the game only has seven days left until its release. Nevertheless, the possibility exists now that Exophase has revealed a list of Astro’s unlockable trophies, with one of them hinting at some intriguing details.

The “Astro-nomical” Platinum trophy’s description draws players in with an unexpected twist, yet its significance is currently unclear. However, given the impending success of the upcoming title and the future prosperity of the franchise, another Astro game might not be such a far-fetched idea after all.

Additionally, it’s worth noting that Astro Bot, developed by Team Asobi, will receive free DLC after its launch, and the game boasts more than 70 appearances of characters from various series such as Resident Evil, The Last of Us, Stray, Yakuza, God of War, Tekken, and others.

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2024-09-01 10:41