Despite some wonky tie-ins with the film, this is a gorgeous, thoroughly great platformer and a worthy reboot for Ratchet & Clank.

Absolutely gorgeous graphics; Flat-out fun platforming and combat; A nice collection of inventive weaponry

Plot points from the movie feel shoehorned in; Some minor technical gripes

Use to play Ratchet & Clank on the PS2 when I had hair no the top of my head and it’s still as fun as I remember. Game play is reasonably simple and not over complicated. The dialogue and storyline is fun without being too over the top. It’s just a good overall game to pick up and waste a bit of time on.

There is a lot to love in Ratchet and Clank, but it also comes with its fair share of headaches. Levels are short and linear, and leave little desire to stay on them any longer than you have to. While weapons are interesting and unique, they often come with the added weight of being hard to aim.

Great visuals; Challenging boss battles; Awesome gadgets and weapons

Short in multiple ways; No real incentive to explore levels; Difficult to aim weapons; hard to maneuver vehicles

Captain Qwark, the former leader of the Galactic Rangers, has seen better days. It feels like only yesterday he was the galaxy's greatest hero and beloved by all. Everything was great until a fateful meeting with a Lombax mechanic and his diminutive robot friend.

No issues with product or delivery

I really can't speak to the quality of the game itself but it's something my sone wanted for Christmas and he did a lot a research in preparing his want list. I ordered this game during their "black friday" sale and got it for about half of what it was selling for elsewhere. Delivery was fast.

The game is great but too short for my liking! If the game had a little bit more it would have been 4–5 stars, still recommend to you all!

Played roughly half of game, really enjoying it. After Mrs. Zurkon boss glitch appeared, unable to advance. Turns out that this was a long standing issue that Insomniac was aware of based on search. Waste of time.

I had homing missiles, ricocheting disc blades, and even a lava-spewing flamethrower but none of these seemed appropriate for the brutish warbot approaching me. A towering hulk of guns and armor, eyes gleaming red, it was the very model of intimidation.

Visually stunning; Excellent weapon choice; Entertaining all the way

Rushed story; Lacking mini-games

When I was young, I didn't dream of playing hyper realistic first-person shooters. I didn't hope that, one day, I could shoot the face right off someone in a burst of viscera and crimson. No, I though

Incredible visuals; Decent length; Superb ebb and flow

Some guns will be underused; Doesn't do much new; Story is just ok