Your thoughts on 100+ hour single player games?

Well most PSVR games are widely considered as demos.

most of best games has always been 12 to 15 hours long. quality matter and not quantity.

case in point, max payne 1 was only 6 hour game but its one of the most intense game ever made. and i put its 6 hours above games that are 100 hours boring open world RPGs.

A linear game that is story driven then ~25 hours (when taking your time).
A non-linear story driven game with a few side quests then around 30-35 hours.
A action RPG sandbox then 40+ hours.
A RPG strategy sandbox with random elements then 40 - unlimited.

@i_p_daily said:

@ghosts4ever said:

@i_p_daily said:

As for those saying 15hrs, some of these people are trying to defend certain games because that's how long they take to finish, what a rip off.

most of best games has always been 12 to 15 hours long. quality matter and not quantity.

case in point, max payne 1 was only 6 hour game but its one of the most intense game ever made. and i put its 6 hours above games that are 100 hours boring open world RPGs.

you only play shitty racing games and repetetive open world games where all missions take place in same location and doing same thing for more 30 hours.

history did show most of best games fall in that length.

@ghosts4ever said:

@i_p_daily said:

@ghosts4ever said:

@i_p_daily said:

As for those saying 15hrs, some of these people are trying to defend certain games because that's how long they take to finish, what a rip off.

most of best games has always been 12 to 15 hours long. quality matter and not quantity.

case in point, max payne 1 was only 6 hour game but its one of the most intense game ever made. and i put its 6 hours above games that are 100 hours boring open world RPGs.

you only play shitty racing games and repetetive open world games where all missions take place in same location and doing same thing for more 30 hours.

history did show most of best games fall in that length.

Stop with the bullshit as you don't know all the genres I play, you're just shitty because I know that fps shooters are mostly shit.

History has not shown that most of the best games are between 12-15hrs long

@i_p_daily said:

Stop with the bullshit as you don't know all the genres I play, you're just shitty because I know that fps shooters are mostly shit.

History has not shown that most of the best games are between 12-15hrs long

FPS have far more variety than racing and open world games you praise. and especially most open world games have crap gameplay.

@ghosts4ever said:

@i_p_daily said:

Stop with the bullshit as you don't know all the genres I play, you're just shitty because I know that fps shooters are mostly shit.

History has not shown that most of the best games are between 12-15hrs long

FPS have far more varietythan racing and open world games you praise. and especially most open world games have crap gameplay.

You do all the work proving my point for me lol.

Dark Souls or GTFO

you never played FPS games more than 2 or 3.

on other hand i played bunch of open world games.

Same. I have a full time job, and a family and I can't dedicate all of my free time to video games anymore.

Now on occasion I will play games in the 50 plus hour range. Like Spiderman, Bloodborne, the Yakuza series this gen, and GOW. Those games really interested me and I wanted to play more.

But DMC5 and Nioh are good games, but I finding myself hard pressed to finish them let alone put more than 30 hours into. They aren't grabbing me like the other games.

Does anyone have statistics on what the average completion rate is for games? I remember seeing some Steam stats a while back and it stated the majority of games in a library go unbeaten or only played for a couple of hours.

Same.

I don't love/hate 100+ hour games, I just don't have time for them.

I like longer games. I mainly play RPG's. By the time they're over it feels like you really went on a journey and accomplished something lol

More 100 plus hours of single player campaigns please.

I look at trophy/achievement statistics and i feel like the one for beating the story line is almost always under 50%.

30% is probably a good average.

As for me, I like being able to beat games in fewer then 20 hours. I'd say most of my favorite games are 8 - 12 on first playthroughs.

too short... most of my favorite games I play for much longer

As long as the game is good the time will go by. If the game is not padded to be that length then I'm good with it.

If the game is fun and engaging and the content is not empty padding, I can do 120+ hours in it with ease.

If it's not? Forget it. 20-60 is what I'll spend.

love em

A 100hr game would take me upwards of 3 months to finish. I wouldn't be able to keep up with the objectives between outings and would end up playing something shallow to have immediate fun.