Breaking News: Incredible New Update Unleashed for Ratchet And Clank: Rift Apart PC Version

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The PC version of Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart has recently received an update patch aimed at resolving various issues within the game. This update specifically addresses bugs such as low-resolution textures, visual glitches related to water reflections, and problems encountered while previewing weapons.

Despite receiving positive reviews, the PC version of Rift Apart has encountered difficulties in attracting a larger PC audience, causing doubts about Sony's future plans for porting their games. However, the recent update patch seeks to enhance the technical performance of the PC port while also offering PC gamers the opportunity to immerse themselves in the game's stunning visual beauty, with the aspiration of revitalizing the newly-released version.

The recently released PC port of Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart is receiving an update patch to address bugs and glitches. Insomniac's PlayStation 5 exclusive game was highly acclaimed for its impressive graphics, and the surprise announcement of a PC port was well-received. Despite previous concerns about the game's compatibility with non-PS5 hardware, fans were reassured that the PC version would offer the same thrilling experience. The game was even confirmed to be compatible with the Steam Deck prior to its launch.

The PC port of Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart received positive reviews, with praise for its technical performance, distinguishing itself from previous Sony PC releases that had technical issues. However, there were some problems with the game, as players felt that Microsoft's DirectStorage 1.2 technology was not on par with the PS5's SSD in terms of rendering detailed environments and the game's dimension-shifting mechanic. These issues have affected the game's popularity within the larger PC market since its release.

Some assistance may be on the horizon, as Insomniac recently released a fresh update patch for Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart’s PC version. As stated in the official patch notes on Insomniac’s website, the Version v1.728.0.0 update tackles a number of issues. These include resolving problems related to texture streaming, which previously caused certain textures to appear at a lower resolution. Additionally, it addresses visual glitches concerning water reflections when ambient occlusion was set to anything other than SSAO. The update also takes care of a lingering interact button prompt on the screen and corrects a visual anomaly with weapon previews at the vendor when using ultra-wide resolution settings. Various smaller bug fixes are included as well.

Despite facing technical issues and slower sales compared to other PS-exclusive PC launches like God of War and Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered, there is optimism among fans that Insomniac will continue to create games featuring the beloved space adventurers, Ratchet and Clank. Alternatively, some are questioning if Sony will continue to release its games on PC, given Rift Apart's struggles to attract the PC audience.

The newly-released PC port of Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart is expected to see improvements with the release of an update patch. This patch aims to address the technical problems encountered during the game's initial launch weekend. PC gamers, who are experiencing the game for the first time, should have the opportunity to enjoy its stunning visuals, considering that Rift Apart was highly regarded for its technical prowess on the PlayStation 5.

Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart Update v1.728.0.0 Patch Notes

Resolved texture streaming issues that could result in certain textures remaining low resolution.

Improved water reflections to eliminate visual problems when ambient occlusion was not using SSAO.

Fixed a bug where the interact button prompt would persist on the screen.

Fixed a visual issue with weapon previews at the vendor when using ultra-wide resolutions.

Various bug fixes, stability improvements and optimizations.

Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart is available now on PC and PS5

Source: Insomniac