The international reviews of Astro Bot are now online and allow us to get an idea of the average ratings of the world press given to Team Asobi’s PS5 action and platformer video game. Let’s immediately see the (partial) list of ratings currently available online:
Aroged – 9
CGMagazine – 100
ComicBook – 100
Gameliner – 100
Dot Esports – 100
GameSpew – 100
GamesHub – 100
Good is a Geek – 100
TheGamer – 100
VGC – 100
Vandal – 95
GamePro Germany – 94
Areajugones – 93
Destructoid – 90
GameSpot – 90
Screen Rant – 90
At the time of writing, the average score on Metacritic is 93 out of 100 with 58 reviews. Obviously, this is not necessarily final, as some late-published (or uploaded) scores could slightly change the number reported by the platform. On OpenCritic, the average is also 93/100 with 20 responses, with the lowest score being 8/10, assigned by a couple of publications not present on Metacritic.
Press Opinions on Astro Bot
Press reviews are a useful way to get a quick sense of the response to Astro Bot, but what exactly do international reviewers have to say? On average, we can only read praise, given the reviews, of course. The “worst” reviews express opinions like “Astro Bot for PS5 is a delightful expansion of everything fans loved about Astro’s Playroom, offering more levels, power-ups, and the impressive DualSense features.”
And also “With Astro Bot we finally have a real complete release of a Team Asobi game that has nothing to envy from other platformers.” Incidentally, this opinion comes from an 8/10, the lowest on the net.
The criticisms leveled at the game are on average the low level of difficulty, with few challenging moments and the doubt on the growth possibilities of this franchise.
Finally, we leave you with our review of Astro Bot.
