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If you have a PS5, you’re probably already well-acquainted with a little guy named Astro. (If you have no idea what I’m talking about, you definitely need to check out Astro’s Playroom — a free game that comes pre-installed on every PS5 console.)

Right now, you can get the newest Astro Bot (PS5) game for just $49.99 at Best Buy. That’s $10 off and a great deal for a genuinely fun-to-play PlayStation game. I’ve already beaten the game twice and can, without a doubt, attest to its undeniable cuteness.

SEE ALSO: AstroBot review: The most 'Super Mario Galaxy' game that isn’t actually 'Super Mario Galaxy'

In this edition of Astro’s adventures, the lovable little robot hero is on a mission to save all his Bot friends and the mothership — both of which have been scattered across different planets after an alien takeover. (You’ll also see surprise cameos from some iconic PlayStation characters, including Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon.)

The actual challenges within the game are pretty straightforward, but still fun to work through. I found the single-bot islands the toughest to beat. Another cool thing about this game is the hidden secrets and collectibles dispersed throughout each level.

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If you’re looking for a lighthearted game to clear your mind, Astro Bot can be completed in a single weekend, but there's definitely enough content to keep you engaged for longer. It also makes for a great stocking stuffer for kids or PlayStation stans who could use a little more whimsy in their lives.

Check out our full review of Astro Bot by Mashable’s Alex Perry.

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