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Astro Bot screenshot of Astro in a Ratchet outfit, waving to the screen in front of the changing room
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All Outfits in Astro Bot & How To Unlock Them

Astro Bot is absolutely stuffed with references and callbacks to other PlayStation properties, and some of those take the form of outfits you can dress the titular little bot in. Here are all the outfits you can get in Astro Bot and how to unlock them.

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How To Get New Outfits in Astro Bot

To unlock new outfits in Astro Bot, youā€™ll first need to build the Changing Room in the Crash Site hub world. The Changing Room is the third construction zone building that will automatically fill in after collecting 48 Puzzle Pieces (if youā€™re thorough, this can be accomplished after finishing the first two galaxies, Gorilla Nebula and Tentacle System). Once you have enough Puzzle Pieces, head to the construction zone located south in Crash Site, and the Changing Room will build itself.

Once the Changing Room is built and ready for use, youā€™ll be able to get new outfits for Astro Bot by testing your luck with the gacha machine at the Gacha Lab. The gacha machine will automatically fill up with nearly every unlockable outfit in Astro Bot after building the Changing Room, and for 100 coins each, you can pull on the gacha machine to try and claim one of Astroā€™s outfits at random.

If the gacha machine is still full-up with Dual Speeder skins and other collectibles as well, thereā€™s no guarantee youā€™ll get a new costume. But the gacha machine doesnā€™t contain duplicates of anything, so with each pull further emptying the machine, the higher your chances are of collecting what remains. Keep at it, and youā€™ll unlock every Astro Bot outfit in no time.

Astro Bot screenshot of Astro in a Ratchet outfit, standing in the middle of the changing room among all the other outfits.
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Note: If you purchased the Deluxe Edition of Astro Bot, youā€™ll automatically get access to three outfits after the Changing Room has been built: Golden, Lovestruck Lyricist, and Yharnam Hunter. For those who have the standard edition of the game, youā€™ll have to put in a little more effort, but youā€™ll still be able to obtain those same three costumes from the Gacha Lab ā€” no need to upgrade to the Deluxe Edition.

How To Unlock the Last Outfit in Astro Bot

But while youā€™ll gain access to most of the Astro Bot outfits through the Gacha Lab, one will remain elusive until you complete the gameā€™s ultimate challenge. The final outfit in Astro Bot (the Throwback outfit) will require you to complete the Great Master Challenge to unlock it. This challenge serves as the secret final level of the game, and youā€™ll need to collect all 120 Puzzle Pieces and all 300 Bots in the game to access it. Manage to make your way to the top of the final level without dying once, and you’ll unlock the final Throwback outfit.

Related: Will Astro Bot Get Any DLC?

All Outfits in Astro Bot

Astro Bot contains a total of 20 costumes you can unlock for Astro to wear. Of those 20 outfits, 11 are based on characters from other PlayStation games. You can take a peek at all the Astro Bot outfits and the games theyā€™re based on below:

Astro Botā€™s Default Outfit

Astro Bot in his default outfit in the changing room
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Horned Protector Outfit (based on Ico from Ico)

Astro Bot in his horned protector ico outfit in the changing room
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Tooled-Up Mechanic Outfit (based on Ratchet from Ratchet & Clank)

Astro Bot in his tooled up mechanic ratchet & clank outfit in the changing room
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Fungus Head Outfit (based on a Clicker from The Last of Us)

Astro Bot in his fungus head last of us outfit in the changing room
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Cheeky Ape Outfit (based on an escaped ape from Ape Escape)

Astro Bot in his cheeky ape ape escape outfit in the changing room
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Gravity Shifter Outfit (based on Kat from Gravity Rush)

Astro Bot in his gravity shifter gravity rush outfit in the changing room
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Wandering Trespasser Outfit (based on Wander from Shadow of the Colossus)

Astro Bot in his wandering trespasser shadow of the colossus outfit in the changing room
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Ring-Tailed Thief Outfit (based on Sly from Sly Cooper)

Astro Bot in his ring tailed thief sly cooper outfit in the changing room
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Eco Warrior Outfit (based on Jak from Jak and Daxter)

Astro Bot in his eco warrior jak and daxter outfit in the changing room
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Pro Driver Outfit (based on Gran Turismo)

Astro Bot in his pro driver gran turismo outfit in the changing room
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Lovestruck Lyricist Outfit (based on PaRappa from PaRappa the Rapper)

Astro Bot in his lovestruck lyricist parappa the rapper outfit in the changing room
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Yharnam Hunter Outfit (based on a Hunter from Bloodborne)

Astro Bot in his yharnam hunter bloodborne outfit in the changing room
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Golden Outfit

Astro Bot in his golden outfit in the changing room
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Throwback Outfit

Astro Bot in his throwback outfit in the changing room
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Pirate Outfit

Astro Bot in his pirate outfit in the changing room
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Skelly Outfit

Astro Bot in his skelly outfit in the changing room
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Stealth Outfit

Astro Bot in his stealth outfit in the changing room
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Teddy Outfit

Astro Bot in his teddy outfit in the changing room
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Red Panda Outfit

Astro Bot in his red panda outfit in the changing room
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Bovine Outfit

Astro Bot in his bovine outfit in the changing room
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How To Change Outfits

Once you have a few outfits unlocked in Astro Bot, you can change and equip new costumes by heading into the Changing Room. Here, simply walk up to the outfit you want to change into and give the mannequin a good smack by pressing the Square button. This will cause a curtain to drop down and change Astroā€™s outfit for you.

And thatā€™s all there is to changing outfits in Astro Bot! Click here for more walkthrough guides and, if you really want to show off all your new outfits, all Photo Spot locations & how to use them.

Astro Bot is available now on PlayStation 5.


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Seth is the weekend editor at the Escapist and joined the site in February 2024. An avid Nintendo lover and a true Pokemon master, surely you'll find him glued to a Game Boy no matter where he is. You can also find contributions of his on other gaming sites, such as Prima Games, Gamepur, and TheGamer. He covers Pokemon, Final Fantasy, and more for The Escapist.