Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is a new Sony port available on PC. It features DirectStorage 1.2, NVIDIA DLSS3, AMD FSR2, Intel XeSS and Insomniac Games' Temporal Injection, ultra-wide 21:9, 32:9 and 48:9 resolution support, DualSense functionality, ambient occlusion using ray-tracing and XeGTAO, and framerate unlocking. Here's our 4K video with max settings, DLSS in quality mode, Frame Generation disabled, captured with a Ryzen 5900X and a RTX 4090.

Now that the final embargo on Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is lifted, we are allowed to share some super HQ gameplay footage of the different graphics modes among other things. We have also prepared two HDR videos that should blow your mind (no less) and added a new gallery of images taken with the game's photo mode.

We are certainly to blame, but since the English-speaking community is definitely wearing thin, we cannot afford to put a lot of time and efforts in making video reviews in English anymore, at least not all the time. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart will be officially out in a few days now and we have translated our written verdict for those of you guys who still care a little about our opinion. You still have access to the French video review if you want to enjoy the great image quality, as well as a small image gallery (more will come later this week but for now that's all we're authorized to share).

Here is a new State of Play, with more than 15 minutes of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart , plus a quick look at a pair of upcoming indie titles.

The Sony event didn't disappoint and there's a lot to be excited about, though it's likely the console design itself won't appeal to everyone. Until we (maybe) get our hands on high quality versions of the trailers of all PS5 exclusives, here's a good number of them directly coming from YouTube.
Update: We've added some pretty nice 4K galleries.