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Published 17:29 6 Feb 2025 GMT
Updated 17:29 6 Feb 2025 GMT

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Last year's Game of the Year winner has just been given a huge discount on Amazon.
Astro Bot is a nostalgia-triggering adventure-based joy that centres around an adorable little robot.
Released last September, the game allows the player to embark on a galactic quest and explore more than 50 planets in search of ASTRO’s lost crew.
With the world map including sky gardens, spooky graveyards, undersea cities and scorching volcanoes, you'll never get bored of the same sight.
Many of the Bots that appear throughout the game play are inspired by legendary characters from over 30 years of PlayStation history.
Don't take our word for it, a reviewer on Amazon described it as "a blast!"
They added: "Right from the start, it's clear this is one of the best uses of the PS5's tech, especially with the DualSense controller. You really feel every movement, jump, and slide, and these sensory stimulations add a lot to the experience.
"The game itself is a platformer, so think Mario vibes but with its own unique style. It’s colourful, cheerful, and full of charm. The levels are incredibly creative, with lots of hidden secrets and clever designs that make exploring super fun. Plus, the bosses are massive and challenging, but not so hard that you’ll want to rage quit.
"One of the best parts of Astro Bot is how it celebrates PlayStation’s history. There are loads of little nods to classic games and consoles, which will make any long-time PlayStation fan smile. Even if you’re new to the PS5, this game is easy to get into and just a joy to play."
Another reviewer described it as a "must have" PS5 game.
"This is a really beautiful game set across 70+ levels and plenty of other hidden secrets and lands to find," they wrote.
"Vibrant colours and an engaging and familiar 3D platform style with a lovely camera movement that allows for looking over edges and finding hidden walkways and areas down below. Nothing too challenging but not that easy either and if you dont cheat and try and find everything yourself on each level it takes quite a bit of work.
"It's a must have, fun, engaging, nostalgic game and a really nice change from all the more 'hard core' games usually found on the platform. I love it (aged 52) and so does my 13 year old son 'DAAAD you dont do it like that' know it all."
The game was available for £59.99 but, thanks to an 18% reduction, is now up for grabs here for just £48.96.
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