Game · Low risk
Is Astro Bot safe for your child?
Age guide
7+
We advise Astro Bot from age 7 and up. Overall risk 2/10 (low risk).
- 5-8
- Children in this age group will enjoy the vibrant worlds and the challenge of rescuing the many Bots, often focusing on the core platforming mechanics and the visual humor.
- 9-12
- Older children might engage more deeply with discovering all the hidden secrets and collectibles, appreciating the creative level design and the references to other PlayStation titles.
- 13-15
- Teenagers may find the game a charming and relaxing experience, appreciating its polished gameplay and nostalgic elements without the pressure of competitive online play.
- 16+
- Adult players often enjoy Astro Bot as a delightful and inventive platformer, a showcase for the PlayStation 5's features, and a celebration of PlayStation history through its collectible characters.
Astro Bot is a family friendly 3D platformer with inventive levels and PlayStation character cameos.
- Age guide
- 7+
- Overall risk
- 2/10
- Violence
- 1/10
- Toxic behaviour
- 0/10
- Stranger contact
- 0/10
- Addiction risk
- 5/10
- Language
- 0/10
- Influence
- 1/10
What parents should know
Astro Bot is a highly acclaimed, single-player platforming adventure that is generally considered very safe for children. It focuses on exploration, puzzle-solving, and collecting without any online interactions, in-game purchases, or concerning content. Parents should primarily manage screen time and general console settings.
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- The age-by-age verdict
What we advise for under 8, 8-12 and 13+ - our age guide for Astro Bot is 7+, and the answer changes with your child's age. - The one setting to change tonight
The exact Astro Bot setting that cuts the most risk, with the steps to find it. - What to say
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The signals in Astro Bot that mean it is time to step in.
Astro Bot age rating and parents guide: common questions
What age rating is Astro Bot?
Parentwise puts Astro Bot at 7+. We advise Astro Bot from age 7 and up. Overall risk 2/10 (low risk). Violence scores 1/10, language 0/10, stranger contact 0/10 and addiction risk 5/10.
Can a 10 year old play Astro Bot?
Yes, 10 is at or above the age we advise for Astro Bot (7+). Older children might engage more deeply with discovering all the hidden secrets and collectibles, appreciating the creative level design and the references to other PlayStation titles.
Can a 12 year old play Astro Bot?
Yes, 12 is at or above the age we advise for Astro Bot (7+). Older children might engage more deeply with discovering all the hidden secrets and collectibles, appreciating the creative level design and the references to other PlayStation titles.
Can a 13 year old play Astro Bot?
Yes, 13 is at or above the age we advise for Astro Bot (7+). Teenagers may find the game a charming and relaxing experience, appreciating its polished gameplay and nostalgic elements without the pressure of competitive online play.
Is Astro Bot appropriate for kids?
Astro Bot is a highly acclaimed, single-player platforming adventure that is generally considered very safe for children. Parentwise rates Astro Bot overall as low risk (2/10), with stranger contact at 0/10 and addiction risk at 5/10.
Is Astro Bot family friendly?
Astro Bot is one of the lower-risk titles we rate. It focuses on exploration, puzzle-solving, and collecting without any online interactions, in-game purchases, or concerning content.
Astro Bot parents guide: what should a parent know first?
Astro Bot is a highly acclaimed, single-player platforming adventure that is generally considered very safe for children. The parts that most often catch parents out are stranger contact (0/10) and how hard it pulls for more time (5/10).
Is Astro Bot safe for kids?
We advise Astro Bot from age 7 and up. Overall risk 2/10 (low risk). It focuses on exploration, puzzle-solving, and collecting without any online interactions, in-game purchases, or concerning content.
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