Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is a 2021 platform video game developed by Insomniac Games and published by PlayStation Studios. It is the ninth main installment of the Ratchet & Clank series and a sequel to 2013's Into the Nexus. The game was initially released for PlayStation 5 and was designed to specifically take advantage of the console's hardware. It was later ported to Windows PC in 2023.
Synopsis[]
The story follows a white-fur lombax named Rivet, who is from another dimension, while Ratchet & Clank were granted for saving the world, but they found Dr. Nefarious in his robot skin, and as they found each other, they must work together to stop Dr. Nefarious and Emperor Nefarious.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor | ||
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Ratchet
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James Arnold Taylor | |
| Science Bot J.I.M. | |||
| Blizar Prime Announcer | |||
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Clank
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David Kaye | |
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Rivet
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Jennifer Hale | |
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Kit/
KT-7461 |
Debra Wilson | |
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Dr. Nefarious
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Armin Shimerman | |
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Emperor Nefarious
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Robin Atkin Downes | |
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Captain Qwark
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Scott Whyte | |
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Captain Quantum
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Zeke Alton | |
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Skidd McMarx
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Jess Harnell | |
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Phantom
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Pierre Le Fer
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Rafael Petardi | |
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Ms. Zurkon
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Courtenay Taylor | |
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Mrs. Zurkon
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Ali Hillis | |
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Ms. Fungal
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Mr. Fungi
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Josh Dean | |
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Mysterious Stranger
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Fryda Wolff | |
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Chief Engineer
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Emperor's Assistant
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Kimberly Brooks | |
| Nefarious City Announcer | |||
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Gary
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Brent Mukai | |
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Junk Bot
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JP Karliak | |
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Glitch
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Sara Amini | |
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The Fixer
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William Salyers | |
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Zurkon Jr.
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Richard Steven Horvitz | |
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Zurkie
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Marc Graue | |
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Chef Tulio
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Alicyn Packard | |
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Mags
|
Emilio Rossal[1] | |
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Goons-4-Less
|
Jake Green | |
| Ray Chase | |||
| Jason Spisak | |||
| Scott Whyte | |||
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Nefarious Troopers
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Zeke Alton | |
| Ray Chase | |||
| JP Karliak | |||
| Jason Spisak | |||
| Fryda Wolff | |||
| Kimberly Brooks | |||
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Morts
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Jess Harnell | |
| Jennifer Hale | |||
| Robot Pirates | Shaun Conde | ||
| Brent Mukai | |||
| Jay Preston | |||
| William Salyers | |||
| Misty Lee | |||
| Alicyn Packard | |||
| Scott Whyte | |||
| Sara Amini | |||
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Rusty Pete
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unknown | |
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Vullard
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Sous Chef
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Additional voices
|
Ali Hillis | ||
| Alicyn Packard | |||
| Amy Johnston | |||
| Brent Mukai | |||
| David Kaye | |||
| Debra Wilson | |||
| Emilio Rossal | |||
| Fred Tatasciore | |||
| Fryda Wolff | |||
| Jake Green | |||
| James Arnold Taylor | |||
| Jason Spisak | |||
| Jay Preston | |||
| Jennifer Hale | |||
| Jess Harnell | |||
| JP Karliak | |||
| Kimberly Brooks | |||
| Marc Graue | |||
| Max Mittelman | |||
| Misty Lee | |||
| Ray Chase | |||
| Richard Steven Horvitz | |||
| Ry Chase | |||
| Sara Amini | |||
| Sarah Elmaleh | |||
| Scott Whyte | |||
| Seth Austin | |||
| Shaun Conde | |||
| Stephen Oyoung | |||
| Tim Eulich | |||
| William Salyers | |||
| Zeke Alton | |||
| Technical staff | |||
Voice directors
|
Kris Zimmerman-Salter | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Dean | |||
Music[]
| Song | Singer(s) | ||
Join Me at the Top
|
Robin Atkin Downes | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Armin Shimerman |
International versions[]
Localized versions[]
| Language | Title | |
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Chinese (Simplified) | 瑞奇与叮当 时空跳转 |
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Chinese (Traditional) | Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart |
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Croatian | Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart |
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Czech | Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart |
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Greek | Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart |
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Hungarian | Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart |
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Korean | 라쳇 & 클랭크: 리프트 어파트 |
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Romanian | Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart |
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Turkish | Ratchet & Clank: Ayrı Dünyalar |
References[]
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