If you're a new fan, it serves as a reminder of how far PlayStation has come since it was first released in 1994. And in keeping with the next-gen theme, Astro's Playroom also works as a title to showcase the full capabilities of the DualSense controller.įor longtime PlayStation fans, there are a ton of easter eggs and collectibles to find from PlayStation's past. Astro's Playroom is a great platformer that takes you through PS5-inspired levels like the SSD Speedway and GPU Jungle. This isn't a choice about whether you should buy it (it's free!), it's about whether you should play it, and the answer is yes. In our Bugsnax review, we said, "It does an excellent job of walking the line between adorable and creepy, which results in a fun new experience for gamers of all ages."Īstro's Playroom is free with every PS5 console, already downloaded on the system right out of the box. Bugsnax even uses the DualSense's adaptive triggers, so when you're taking pictures of Bugsnax throughout the world, you can feel the camera shutter when you click it. It's a gameplay loop that's simple, so a lot of people can handle it, and it's addicting to find and capture new Bugsnax. To collect Bugsnax, you'll need to lure them in with their favorite food and corral them into enclosures. It's a fun game that foregoes the usual violence people are used to in favor of creature collection. As a budding young journalist tasked with finding these adorable little creatures, you'll soon find yourself in over your head as you discover that explorer Lizbert Megafig has gone missing! The other Grumpuses have scattered across the island, and only you can help them return to Snaxburg by finding and collecting Bugsnax. From the developer of Octodad: Dadliest Catch, Bugsnax is a weird tale of half-bug, half-snack creatures living on Snaktooth Island. Bugsnax caught a lot of people's attention when it was first announced, and not just because of its catchy theme song.
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