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Riveting. Updated on 29 April 2021 Just as it promised earlier this week, Sony has shown off a big new chunk of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart gameplay, and, if you missed it, you can now whet your appetite for the game's June launch on PS5 by watching the whole thing below. For its latest Ratchet and Clank adventure, developer Insomniac is taking the twosome on a breakneck trip to another dimension, one that will supposedly offer a mix of brand-new locations and familiar favourites given an alternate-dimension twist. Insomniac's latest gameplay demonstratio...

In a brand new State of Play presentation, Sony showed off gameplay of the incredible looking Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. The 15 minute video from creative director at Insomniac, Marcus Smith, gave us a detailed glimpse into what the game has in store when it releases on PlayStation 5 on 11 June. The never-before-seen gameplay included a fresh look at combat, which looks as frenetic and responsive as ever. Ratchet – and new playable female Lombax Rivet – can now dash around levels to evade attacks, or utilise the Rift Tether item to teleport into dimensional tears around the levels. And...

Over the last several years, the team at Insomniac Games has built a reputation as one of the premier studios in the entire video game industry. From Sunset Overdrive to Marvel’s Spider-Man, Insomniac’s games helped define a console generation. Sony felt strongly enough about Insomniac’s impact on the PlayStation ecosystem that it acquired the studio in late 2019. Following the successful release of Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales as a cross-generation product in 2020, Insomniac is now ready to unleash its first game built from the ground up as a PS5 exclusive, Ratchet & Clank: A R...

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart looks incredible in 16 minutes of new gameplay footage Share this story For part of the video, protagonist Ratchet traversed through a new town called Nefarious City that was packed with detail — it reminded me of a Ratchet & Clank version of Star Wars’ Coruscant. There was a lot of classic Ratchet & Clank gameplay on display, with 3D platforming and crates to smash for screws, but the developers have also added new moves to give you added mobility. There’s now dashing and wall running, for example, and you can also use the new Rift Tether to hook into port...