Parents guide

A bot can be found looking at a magazine with bots in suggestive outfits (a one-piece swimsuit and a bunny suit). If you spot them, they hide themselves and the magazine. The magazine is illustrated and is not explicit at all. All of this can be easily missed. Played for comedy.

Pigeon-bots can be found leaving droppings around certain areas.

During an idle animation while Astro (the protagonist) has the metal ball power-up, the belt falls, and Astro panics a bit and covers his crotch area, before pulling the belt back up. Nothing is shown, and it is only comedic. It will also only be seen during an idle animation.

Players can pick up signature weapons from M-rated games. They don't cause anymore violence than the normal power-ups in this game.

Players can hit, grapple, and shoot lasers at enemies.

Players can pick up power-ups that range from octopus-balloons to frog-boxing-gloves. They all vary in violence.

When characters die, they either fall over, dissolve into blue particles, turn into an exoskeleton, or blow up like a balloon and explode. Very mild and comical.

Mild cartoon mischief and violence.

The player can hit friendly entities such as other bots and bot-animals. They don't die, however. They just fall over and get back up.

The platforming sections can be intense depending on the difficulty.

The boss battles are mild to moderately intense and may scare younger players.