PlayStation 5 gamers who enjoyed Astro Bot should definitely give Boti: Byteland Overclocked a try. This new 3D platformer offers a co-op experience with a robotic theme, reminiscent of Astro Bot's success. Although it doesn't reach the same heights as Team Asobi's masterpiece, Boti provides a solid platforming adventure at an affordable price of $19.99 (or $15.99 for PS Plus subscribers).
With "Mostly Positive" reviews on Steam, Boti stands out for its split-screen co-op mode, allowing two players to enjoy the entire game together. While it lacks the refinement of Astro Bot or classic titles like Jak and Daxter, it remains a fun option for co-op enthusiasts.
For those seeking alternatives, other recent PS5 platformers include The Smurfs: Dreams and Nikoderiko: The Magical World. Meanwhile, Astro Bot fans eagerly await updates from Team Asobi, who have previously delivered exciting post-launch content such as speedrun challenges and seasonal stages.
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