Sequences in which you hop rapidly between dimensions-originally intended to show off how much faster the PS5's SSD is than the PS4's hard drive-have had a few noticeable loading pauses for me, but nothing long enough to diminish the spectacle. With my RTX 3080 graphics card and AMD Ryzen 9 5900X processor, the game mostly runs at a smooth 60+ FPS at max settings, wavering down to around 45 only in a few particularly dense areas. The good news is, Rift Apart is not a repeat of that disaster. Most recently, The Last of Us' PC port was so poor we had to give one of the most acclaimed console games of all time a 50% review score. Let's address the elephant in the room: Sony's interest in PC seems to have been growing in recent years, with a string of high profile ports of its back catalogue, but it hasn't all been smooth going. The game runs at a smooth 60+ FPS at max settings, wavering to around 45 only in a few particularly dense areas. (Image credit: Insomniac Games, Nixxes Software)
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