The robotic beasties, both large and small, are still the stars of the show, with returning favourites and some standout new additions. Gameplay is much the same (there’s just more of it) though improved climbing and a new swimming mechanic help Forbidden West thrive in a post-Breath of the Wild world. The west mostly looks a lot like the east did really, but rendered in stunning detail thanks to the PS5’s power. Once again playing as red-headed huntress Aloy in a post-post-apocalyptic future, you’re tasked with venturing out into the (forbidden) west to collect some MacGuffins to re-build the terraforming AI that should be running the world but has been slacking off a bit. This is a game that adds a lot – sometimes to a fault. More weapons, more missions, more mechanical monsters, more unlockable skills, more crafting, even more inventory systems.
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When the team at Guerilla Games first sat down to brainstorm Horizon Forbidden West, the follow-up to PS4 hit Zero Dawn, the first word on the whiteboard must surely have been ‘more’. It’s still very much a Ratchet & Clank game, but considering it’s such a popular format, that’s not a bad thing. The 15-20 hour campaign is jam-packed, and there’s reason to replay the game, with a variety of cheats and skins unlocked throughout your first playthrough. Nefarious into the multiverse, hopping between wildly varied open worlds in a bid to stop the comical nemesis from taking over everything.
The title sees the titular duo follow Dr. Picking up after the events of Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus back in 2013, Rift Apart is the perfect blend of amazing Pixar-level aesthetics, tight gameplay and an engaging storyline, but it’ll still play well even if you’ve never played a R&C title before. The latest Ratchet & Clank adventure is exclusive to the PS5 platform, and it’s not hard to see why it’s a perfect showcase of Sony’s new hardware, with nary a loading screen in sight – a particularly impressive feat when you consider you spend much of the game jumping between different dimensions.
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