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Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart

Developer:Insomniac Games
Publisher:Sony Interactive Entertainment
Platform:PS5
Genre:Adventure, Platformer

Blast through dimensions in Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, a fast-paced action adventure featuring spectacular weapons, stunning worlds, and seamless interdimensional travel. Join Ratchet, Clank, and Rivet as they battle to stop an evil emperor threatening the multiverse.

Main Story12 Hrs
Platinum25 Hrs
Difficulty2/10
Playthroughs1 Run
Platinum trophy
Platinum1
Gold trophy
Gold3
Silver trophy
Silver7
Bronze trophy
Bronze36

Roadmap

Early Game

You’ll start on Corson V, which acts as a tutorial but still throws plenty of chaos at you. Focus on learning the core mechanics like dodging, strafing, and using your weapons efficiently. Break every crate you see for bolts and experiment with weapons early so you find what feels good.

Once you reach Nefarious City, the game starts opening up a bit. This is where collectibles begin showing up, so start getting in the habit of exploring side paths and grabbing Gold Bolts, armor, and Spybots as you go. Nothing here is truly missable, but it’s way smoother if you pick things up naturally instead of backtracking everything later.

Don’t stress about perfection early on. Just enjoy the flow, learn the movement, and if something feels confusing, this is exactly where you’d pause and Ask Gami before jumping back in.

Mid Game

Once you reach planets like Sargasso, Savali, and Blizar Prime, the game really opens up. You’ll start getting traversal tools like Hoverboots and Hurlshot, which make exploring way faster and way more fun. This is also where side content becomes more rewarding, so it’s worth taking small detours for armor pieces and Gold Bolts.

Combat ramps up here too, especially with Juggernauts and larger enemy waves. Make sure you’re upgrading your weapons regularly with Raritanium and rotating your loadout so everything levels up evenly. If you stick to just one or two weapons, you’ll feel it later.

You’ll also start working toward collectibles more seriously, but still keep it natural. Grab what’s nearby, clean up easy stuff, and keep moving forward. If you ever feel stuck on a puzzle or route, that’s your cue to Ask Gami and keep your momentum going.

Late Game

As you approach the final planets like Ardolis and Viceron, the game leans heavily into combat and set-piece moments. This is where everything you’ve learned gets tested, so having upgraded weapons and a good mix of crowd control and heavy damage makes a huge difference.

Before heading into the final mission, take a moment to clean up anything obvious. Grab missing armor pieces, finish arena challenges, and make sure your favorite weapons are leveled up. There’s a point of no return warning, so don’t just rush in unless you’re ready.

The final stretch is more about endurance than difficulty. Stay mobile, manage your ammo, and don’t panic when things get chaotic. If something feels overwhelming, slow it down, reset, and approach it smarter.

Trophy Cleanup and Extra Tips

After finishing the story, you can go back and clean up everything you missed. This includes Gold Bolts, Spybots, armor sets, and arena challenges. If you picked things up along the way, cleanup will be quick and painless. If not, it’s still very manageable thanks to fast travel and upgrades.

Use the Map-o-Matic once you unlock it to make collectible hunting way easier. It will save you a ton of time and remove most of the guesswork. This is where you can comfortably focus on finishing off trophies without worrying about progression anymore.

If you’re going for the platinum, just stay consistent and don’t overthink it. Nothing here is overly difficult, and most trophies come naturally with exploration and upgrades. And if anything slows you down, you already know the move… pause, Ask Gami, and get right back to it.

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