How to change Astro Bot outfits and get a new look

Astro Bot outfits in The Changing Room
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You can change Astro Bot outfits to give your little robot friend a totally new look. While all 20 different outfits available in the game are purely cosmetic, they’re a lot of fun and are based on characters from other classic PlayStation games, like Gran Turismo, The Last of Us, and Bloodborne. So, figuring out how to change up your look will add extra layers to the game, plus you’ll look pretty cool doing it. Here’s everything you need to know about changing your outfit in Astro Bot, as well as how to unlock new outfits.

Where to change Astro Bot outfits

Unlocking The Changing Room for Astro Bot outfits

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To change outfits in Astro Bot, you first need to unlock The Changing Room on the Crash Site hub planet. This is done by completing the third jigsaw, which involves finding a total of 48 Puzzle Pieces as part of the Astro Bot collectibles. If you've been 100% completing levels as you go (including the Lost Galaxy), then you should achieve this around the time you finish off the Tentacle System.

Astro Bot outfits in The Changing Room

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With that unlocked, you just need to head inside to see all of the Astro Bot outfits you have available. Approach any of the mannequins, give them a hit, and you'll automatically change into your new outfit.

How to get new Astro Bot outfits

Getting new Astro Bot outfits from the Gatcha Lab

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Once you've unlocked The Changing Room, new Astro Bot outfits will become available through the Gatcha Lab. Outfits are denoted as the golden spheres inside a clear ball, though you don't really get a choice of what comes out next! Additional outfits will be added to the Gatcha Lab over time as you rescue the Bots they relate to, so check back periodically for the latest looks.

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Iain Wilson
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