Insomniac Games doesn’t want to be underrated and the studio made a brief statement. The creators confirm that Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart will go exclusively to the PlayStation 5, so the developers are closing the thread as to the potential port on the PC.
Sony published yesterday Nowy zwiastun Ratchet & Clank: Rift ApartThat literally caused the storm. Unexpectedly, the company decided to confirm this The title is Console Exclusive from PlayStation 5 This phrase appears when studies describe items that will be found later on personal computers.
However, we can assume that this was apparently a mistake from a Sony employee who took care of the video material. Insomniac Games has decided to close all discussions and the developers confirm – R.atchet & Clank: Rift Apart is coming exclusively for PlayStation 5.
It is difficult to pinpoint why such an unnecessary slip occurred in Sony’s official materials, but as you can see – the developers will not play with underestimation and the above news cuts off all speculation.
As you know, Sony wants to offer PlayStation games on PC, but we can doubt the company will release legacy items on Steam and Epic Games Store.
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