True to recent leaks, an action-adventure LEGO game has been announced for the Horizon franchise.
The free update has added new content tied to the upcoming Astro Bot, as well as Special Bots to rescue and new gachas.
As opposed to several other first-party PlayStation titles that cost $70, Astro Bot's standard edition will cost $60.
The latter includes early unlocks for Bloodborne and Golden outfits, two Dual Speeder paint colors, the official soundtrack and more.
The action-adventure title will allegedly be playable solo and in co-op, with cross-platform multiplayer supported for the latter.
The Digital Deluxe Edition is $59.99 and offers cosmetic packs, 16 character skins, 72 hours of early access and much more.
"And indeed, the story may require Season 4," says series co-creator and co-showrunner Craig Mazin.
The upcoming first-person shooter's Australian PlayStation Store page mentions a $59.95, which is the same price Helldivers 2 is sold at in the region.
A port of the action-adventure title allegedly began development in 2021, with work wrapping up last November, it's claimed.
For a year that's lacking in PS5 exclusives, the console is sure seeing a lot of notable exclusive releases.
The adapter will allow Sony's VR headset to work on PC, supporting "thousands of VR games" on Steam, including Half-Life: Alyx.
Sony confirmed earlier this year that it was looking to add official PC support on PS VR2 before the end of 2024.
The last-gen console "is still an important part" of the PlayStation business, the company says.
Like Astro's Playroom, players can gather coins in-game and spend them on the Gatcha Lab, though its contents are unknown.
Here's everything you should know about Astro's upcoming big adventure.
"We call it Astro Bot because we treat this as a new beginning," says Nicolas Doucet, who's studio head at Team Asobi.
Before the latest State of Play, Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson claimed a new showcase is coming "towards the end of the year."
The company shared a bunch of first-party news at its recent State of Play presentation, but seemingly, that wasn't the extent of it.
Firewalk Studios will also provide more details on the competitive shooter's various editions when pre-orders go live on June 6th.
Team Asobi's 3D platformer will also have "die-and-retry" levels, providing a more challenging experience for some players.
