summary
- Astro Bot has won Best Games, Animation, Family Games, Game Design and Audio Achievement at BAFTA.
- Team Asobi optimized Astorobots to the limit, promoting a more family-friendly game.
- The plans for the Astorobot film are confirmed by PlayStation Productions.
You’ve probably heard of Team Asobi’s Astorobot. The platformer has won awards and has been making rounds in Game News in terms of how good the game is.
Well, it’s now won a few more awards, as if there was more verification needed about how great the game is!
Astro Bot has won five awards at BAFTA
The British Academy of Film and Arts (BAFTA) Game Awards took place today, and Astorobot received five nominated categories, including the most coveted, the best game award.
Check out the full list of winners (via BBC).
- Animation – Ast Robot
- Artistic achievements – Neva
- Audio Achievement – Ast Robot
- The best game – Ast Robot
- British Games – Thank you for being here!
- Debut Game – Baratoro
- Evolving Games – Vampire Survivor
- family – Ast Robot
- Fellowship – Yoko Shimomura
- Games Beyond Entertainment – The Story of Kenzera: Zau
- Game Design – Ast Robot
- Multiplayer – Helldivers 2
- music – Helldivers 2
- story – Metaphor: Liperment
- New intellectual property – I’m still awakening deeply
- The lead performer – Alec Newman (still a deep alarm)
- Supporting role performers – Karendan Bar (still a deep awakening)
- Technical achievements – Sijlast: Hellblade II
As you can see, Astro Bot won the best games, best animation, best family games and best game design. If you’re playing Team Asobi games, you won’t be surprised to see the title win these categories.
The success of Astro Bot was monumental to Sony. Because the company’s CEO has publicly said it wanted a family-friendly game that will move forward.
Not only that, but this weekend, the PlayStation Productions boss publicly said they were “absolutely” “pushing to make an Astorobot movie.” This makes a lot of sense.
If you haven’t tried the game yet, we recommend that you fix it as soon as possible. It is one of Open Critic’s top games, with a “strong” rating, an astounding 95, averaged from over 170 reviews.
