But unlike Ratchet, Rivet mostly works alone. Relatively quickly, Rift Apart makes it clear that Rivet is Ratchet’s dimensional counterpart - as in, she’s her dimension’s version of Ratchet. Meanwhile, Ratchet tries to chase this mysterious Lombax down and find Clank. Rivet, a Lombax from this other dimension, finds Clank and takes him with her to her secret base, hoping to extract information from him.
While jumping between rifts, Ratchet and Clank get separated from one another, with Clank getting busted-up in the fall. Nefarious steals the Dimensionator and uses it to whisk himself and the heroes off to a dimension where Nefarious always wins. But, of course, things go horribly wrong. Clank gives Ratchet the Dimensionator so the Lombax can meet the long-lost members of his species. Rift Apart revolves around Clank’s new restoration project, the Dimensionator - a new, weaponized version of a gadget from Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction. Where we’ve always had Ratchet & Clank, moving forward we’ll also have Rivet & Kit. In Rift Apart, Rivet is a new Lombax who marks not only the first non-Ratchet or Clank playable character in the mainline series, but also the most significant female character in the entire franchise.Īnd just like Ratchet and Clank, she’s mostly a package deal. Players have controlled the two titular characters for the entire main series, only jumping in to control other characters in multiplayer modes and spinoffs. Ratchet and Clank have been the staple leads of the franchise since the beginning.
Rivet hangs out alone in Nefarious City Image: Insomniac Games/Sony Interactive Entertainment
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