Since the launch of PlayStation 5 last year, PlayStation fans can’t wait to be the first to experience games of the future. Fans have already tasted the power of PlayStation 5 in games like Demon’s Souls remake, Destruction AllStars, and Returnal, but we haven’t seen a real PS5 game that takes full advantage of the new console technology. That will soon change with the release of Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. The first real PS5 game made by Playstation itself, will release in a couple of months and will be fe-no-me-nal.
While broadcasting the new Gameplay Status, PlayStation showed no less than fifteen minutes of gameplay for the game, which extensively shows what the PlayStation 5 can do. From blazing-fast loading times (that take you to a whole different dimension in an instant) to gaming worlds teeming with life, the new Ratchet & Clank has it all and so much more. Our mouths literally opened while showcasing the gameplay.
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart takes players on a visually stunning multidimensional adventure that takes full advantage of the revolutionary features of the PlayStation 5 console. Determined to conquer all worlds in all dimensions, the evil robot emperor Dr. Nivarius, who is also an enemy of Ratchet & Clank, now his sights are a scientist of Ratchet & Clank. Besides helping the mysterious fighter to resist the Lombax Rivet, players will have to try to keep Dimensions from crashing. The adventure starts from June 11!

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