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VGC and multiple outlets (Push Square, GamesRadar+, Gamingbible) confirm Sony listing standalone 276-piece Lego Astro Bot set at $24.99 on PS Direct.

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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Thursday, October 1, 2026 at 4:40 PM EDT·1 min read

Sony Lists Standalone Lego Astro Bot Set at $24.99 on PS Direct

Sony is selling the 276-piece Lego Astro Bot set standalone for $24.99 on PS Direct. Buyers can get the figure without purchasing the full Lego PlayStation set or meeting Lego's gift-with-purchase spend threshold.

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⚐ CORRECTEDThursday, October 1, 2026 at 6:17 PM EDT

Wrong: said the standalone Lego Astro Bot set was Coming Soon / temporarily unavailable with pre-orders expected October 4. Right: PS Direct was already selling it on October 1 for $24.99 / £17.99 (per Video Games Chronicle and other reports). The October 4 timing belonged to the larger Lego PlayStation set's general pre-order window, not the Astro Bot standalone listing.

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Sony is making the 276-piece Lego Astro Bot set available for separate purchase at $24.99 or £17.99 through PS Direct.
The 276-piece model stands about 20cm tall and includes a fully poseable head and arms along with interchangeable eyes.
The set is available without the full Lego PlayStation bundle. The 276-piece model stands about 20cm tall and includes a fully poseable head and arms along with interchangeable eyes. It is intended for display on an office desk, bookshelf, or in a game room.
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PS Direct lists the standalone set for immediate purchase. Multiple reports on October 1 confirmed the $24.99 U.S. price (and £17.99 in the U.K.), with shipping extra and a PlayStation Plus discount applying in some regions. That removes the need to wait on a separate pre-order window for the figure itself.
Customers who want only the Astro Bot figure can now purchase it directly instead of buying the larger set.
Buyers of the Lego PS1 set can still receive Astro Bot as a free gift. On Lego's site the gift requires meeting a minimum spend threshold. Customers who want only the Astro Bot figure can purchase it directly from PS Direct instead of buying the larger set or clearing that threshold.
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The standalone listing is the path for Astro Bot-only buyers. The larger Lego PlayStation console replica remains a separate product with its own Insider and general-sale timing. The PS Direct Astro Bot option is the no-bundle route for the 276-piece figure.
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