How to unlock Changing Room and Gatcha Lab in Astro Bot

The Changing Room in Astro Bot includes various outfits to transform into popular PlayStation characters. A complete set of outfits, however, requires you to overcome some challenges and probably need a certain game edition. Here is a guide on how to get all Astro Bot costumes.

How to Unlock Changing Room and Gatcha Lab in Astro Bot

First things first, before showing the various displays of the Astro Bot costume: how to unlock two important features of the Gatcha Lab - where you buy most of the outfits - unlocks once you've found 16 puzzle pieces. Everything in here costs 100 coins, so make sure to explore the planets good and proper. Once you've amassed 48 puzzle pieces, the Changing Room will unlock.

To obtain Astro Bot costumes, you can purchase them from the Gatcha Lab or achieve certain objectives. You are allowed to wear these extra outfits in the Changing Room by punching any of the displays. They do not unlock special abilities; rather, they are purely cosmetic upgrades, much like the Hero Stages.

All Costumes in Astro Bot

Having said that, and with the Changing Room and Gatcha Lab at your disposal, let's look at what Astro Bot costumes are available and where to get them:

Astro Bot Default Outfit: Given at the beginning.

Tooled-Up Mechanic Outfit: Available for purchase from within the Gatcha Lab. Re_iterates Ratchet from Ratchet & Clank.

Horned Protector Outfit: Available for purchase from within the Gatcha Lab. Reiterates Ico from Ico.

Fungus Head Outfit: This can be purchased in the Gatcha Lab. Inspired by Clickers from The Last of Us series.

Cheeky Ape Outfit: This outfit can be purchased in the Gatcha Lab. 

Inspired by Apes from the Ape Escape series.

Gravity Shifter Outfit: This can be purchased in the Gatcha Lab. Inspired by Kat from Gravity Rush.

Wandering Trespasser Outfit: This can be purchased in the Gatcha Lab. Inspired by Wander from Shadow of the Colossus.

Ring-Tailed Thief Outfit - Purchasable in the Gatcha Lab. Sly Cooper from the series of the same name.

Eco Warrior Outfit - Gatcha Lab Purchase. Jak from the Jak & Daxter series.

Pro Driver Outfit- Gatcha Lab purchase. GT Drivers from the Gran Turismo series.

Lovestruck Lyricist Outfit- Preorder Bonus. Parappa from the series of PaRappa the Rapper.

Yharnam Hunter Outfit: Purchased when buying the Digital Deluxe edition. Based on The Hunter in Bloodborne.

Golden Outfit: Purchased when buying the Digital Deluxe edition.

Throwback Outfit: Given as a Reward after completion of the Great Master Challenge.

Pirate Outfit: Purchased via the Gatcha Lab.

Skelly Outfit: Purchased via the Gatcha Lab.

Stealth Outfit: Purchased via the Gatcha Lab.

Teddy Outfit: Purchased via the Gatcha Lab.

Red Panda Outfit: Purchased via the Gatcha Lab.

Bovine Outfit

Limited Edition Outfits

The only ones exclusive to specific editions of the game are The Lovestruck Lyricist, Yharnam Hunter, and Golden Outfits. The PaRappa costume was only available as a pre-order bonus but it might appear in store later on. About in-game purchases: for example, the Yharnam Hunter and Golden Outfits come with the Digital Deluxe Edition ($69.99) along with Neon Dream and Champions' Gold Dual Speeder colors, 10 PSN Avatars, and the Digital Soundtrack & Art Gallery.

Throwback Outfit: Save for Last

The ultimate challenge will be saving the Throwback Outfit for last. In fact, the Throwback Outfit requires players to retrieve every puzzle and Astro Bot in the game. After that, the hidden trophy will unlock, entitled The Golden Bot, along with the Throwback Outfit.

Unlocking both the Changing Room and Gatcha Lab enables players to customize their Astro Bot experience, thus being able to play more types of gameplay within the game.