The visual fidelity makes Rift Apart look like a Disney movie, but the lack of art direction or discernible personality in the story and character beats makes that Disney movie Wreck-It Ralph 2.

The gameplay is much better, but Rift Apart often fails to put its outstanding arsenal and gunplay (emphasized by the Dualsense’s healthy assortment of rumbles, pew-pews, and rat-a-tat-tats) to good use before the late game, where new enemy types and guns make for more exciting brawls