Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart just came out on PC and like pretty much all the latest PC releases, it does not feature any modding tools. However, modder ‘ASC’ has just released some unofficial modding tools that you can download.
According to the modder, this tool will allow people to extract assets, as well as create mods to replace assets.
In order to install all the future mods for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, PC gamers will also need this tool. In other words, it can be also used as a modding tool manager for all upcoming mods.
It will be interesting to see what mods will come out for this latest Ratchet and Clank game. In theory, we can expect its modding community to release numerous character swap mods. After all, Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered & Miles Morales, two games that are also powered by Insomniac’s in-house engine, saw similar mods.
You can download these unofficial modding tools from here.
One of the first mods for Rift Apart that looks interesting is the following one. Created by modder “SonofUgly” (I kid you not, that’s their nickname), this mod restores four weapons that were cut from the game. These new weapons are available to purchase from the vendor throughout the game. Below you can also find a video that showcases this mod in action.
Lastly, I should note that the frame pacing/stutter workaround we published last month no longer works. Apparently, the game’s latest patch broke compatibility with it. This is really funny because Nixxes should be improving the game’s performance, instead of making things worse. So yeah, say goodbye to those silky smooth frametimes now (unless of course you downgrade to an earlier version). Steam currently allows you to rollback to version 1.727.0.0, so that’s at least something.
Stay tuned for more!
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Bring ghosts and demons souls next
You mean PC players can get access to 4 weapons the PS5 players can’t get?
That’s going to piss off the fanboys ….
Mods are and always will be the number one advantage for the PC over a console
The weapons are in an unfinished state and no one would ever want to use this for any reason other than curiosity.
No Playstation player gives a damn what you do in an old game that released in 2021.
99% has no idea this game even released on PC.
99% are playing FIFA
And yet here you are…
Fernando never leaves this site.
The fun is just starting!
The start is just funning!
The fart is just stunning!
The stun is just farting!
Hacked up sentence joke aside, this is just the beginning of potentially interesting changes that one can do to the game’s content on PC.
Best case scenario it’s similar modding as SM games since it’s different versions of the same engine, but probably the modding scene will be dead, there’s virtually no interest for this game.
It’s one of the worst Sony launches in terms of concurrent players which indicates sales.
Nude mod, when?