Ripping models from Atlas Reactor

[BoomXiY]

As you can probably tell by the title of this thread, I am looking for ways to rip models and their textures from the PC game Atlas Reactor. I'm fairly certain the game is made on Unity, and that it uses DirectX9. However, since I am new to any sort of model ripping, I have no idea how to get the models/textures from the game. I have tried using the tool NinjaRipper (I found it here: http://gamebanana.com/tools/5638), but I could not get the program to even attempt to rip any models/textures from the game. I believe this is because the game cannot be booted from it's .exe file, rather, you have to boot the Steam-like Glyph client first, then boot the game from there. Are there any other tools/techniques I could try to rip the models from the game? I have looked at 3D Ripper DX, but it came up with multiple warnings on VirusTotal, so I did not feel safe trying to use it on my PC. For those interested, I want to rip the model and textures of the character Zuki, along with her rocket launcher (which I presume is a seperate model).
Some help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
BoomXiY

Use UnityStudio for Unity games. File > Load Folder find where the level/shared/bundle asset files are, Scene Hierachy has models, Asset List has textures. Last I checked they export fine, but reinstalling to see if this is still the case.

we good, you'll have to compile the source yourself if you want the textures to preview and rip properly since they're crunched, and there isn't a release build with the fix yet.


You'll need to convert the normal map, and split some of the textures with Texture Remix before it's worthy of submitting, if you do that is.

Thanks for the quick reply. I've downloaded the tool, and I'm sure I've extracted the file with the models/textures I need (resources.assets in the game's data folder). However, they've all extracted as .DAT files. How would I go about opening and previewing these? I saw your point about "compile the source yourself", although I was a bit confused as to what this meant. Can you explain the process to me, or link me to a resource that will tell me how to do it, presuming that this will allow me to open/preview the textures/models? Sorry if this post is a bit confusing/complicated. I think it may be worth mentioning that I intend to open the models with Blender, and it would be helpful to have the textures as .png files. 
Thanks
BoomXiY