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Ratchet And Clank: Rift Apart Story Playthrough (5 hours and 20 minutes - no challenges, sidequests etc)
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It's called being efficient.
balls of snow
Member
Lets see how efficient they are if they ever plan to make a game as big as ac valhalla.
They made something better ...Spiderman which has sold over 10 million units ...with a smaller team.
AeonGaidenRaiden
Member
Did any of you read the reviews? 10 hours ia normal playthrough, 14 hours if you go for the collectables.
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If they're able to release 1 remaster, 1 cross-gen game, and 1 PS5 exclusive in the span of 7 months they should be fine doing something on a much, much larger scale without crunch.
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SafeOrAlone
Banned
Would you rather have a great 5 hours or a great 5 hours + 5 hours of needless backtracking, padding, and mundane tasks?
I probably don't want the answer.
I probably don't want the answer.
Bruno_Arrais85
Member
Finnaly the mods banned this stupid guy
Jack Videogames
Member
Hey guys you can beat Returnal in 1:18h, disappointment of the year
nevermind it took me 41h
DapperSloth
Member
Seems that most people nowadays just rush though the games they buy, it's like they are not even "playing" the game, just running through the motions of playing it, no enjoyment just "well this game took me 5 hours, boring short game".
Let's take Resident Evil Village as an example. People were moaning that they played the game and it took them 6-7 hours to beat. Well you dense fucker, if you rush to point A to B with narrow eyes no wonder you complete it on a lunchbreak. That game took me almost 14 hours. I like to look at things, absorb things, search for stuff, inspect objects, looking at the attention to detail on weapons and stuff. Or Red Dead Redemption 2. People completed that game on a fucking weekend when it came out. It took me 4 months lol.
I dunno... to me it seems that people don't really "enjoy" the games they buy, but shit what do I know, I just like to philosophize about stuff.
Let's take Resident Evil Village as an example. People were moaning that they played the game and it took them 6-7 hours to beat. Well you dense fucker, if you rush to point A to B with narrow eyes no wonder you complete it on a lunchbreak. That game took me almost 14 hours. I like to look at things, absorb things, search for stuff, inspect objects, looking at the attention to detail on weapons and stuff. Or Red Dead Redemption 2. People completed that game on a fucking weekend when it came out. It took me 4 months lol.
I dunno... to me it seems that people don't really "enjoy" the games they buy, but shit what do I know, I just like to philosophize about stuff.
anthony2690
Banned
2.5x5.2 would be 13 hours
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I thinks it’s the combination of length and price. I guess sales data will tell us if people will spend 70 bucks or not.
HerjansEagleFeeder
Member
I prefer short games. This is actually a plus in my book. I usually get pissed if a game forces me to tolerate it for more than 25 hours. 5-15 hours is perfect.
Kokoloko85
Member
It was only a matter of time till this guy got banned again. Please lets keep him banned forever lol.
He’s just a less aggressive troll than before
He’s just a less aggressive troll than before
ZywyPL
Banned
Well you can't blame people playing just for the story in story-driven games if you think about it.
A LOT of “muh respect women and put them in positions of power” in this game. This is just one example of many: https://files.catbox.moe/cm2uza.mp4
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MasterCornholio
Member
Hang on what's this?
Looking on my ps5 it says i spent 27 hrs on the last game, although think i went through it 3-4 times as normally do a normal run, then a collect everything run, then a hard run, then im sure i played it again on ps4 pro when announcment video came out for this game, if its a similar length to last one then ill be happy for money spent on it
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Skifi28
Member
I have no idea what you're trying to say and what that clip proves.
DapperSloth
Member
There is more to the games than just experiencing the story, it's also very visual and audio. I just find it sad that people don't take their TIME with games, everything must be rushed and done and completed and on to the next game and...
I speak only for myself but I soak in the atmosphere, check out all the details, search the nooks and crannies for stuff to find, experience the amazing graphics, listening to the soundtrack and just be immersed you know. I also know that people have kids, families and maybe 1-2 hours to play games per day but you can play a game for longer than a weekend.
I just want people to reignite that passion for games again.
PatientGamer
Member
So it'll take me roughly 15-20 hours to finish this then. Cool, looking forward to buying it.
Also, I'm probably in a minority here, but I prefer shorter games and if I were a developer I think I'd aim to have my games relatively shorter, compared to all these open world, time waste/loot-box games. At least with a shorter game, significantly more people will finish and see my creations.
Also, I'm probably in a minority here, but I prefer shorter games and if I were a developer I think I'd aim to have my games relatively shorter, compared to all these open world, time waste/loot-box games. At least with a shorter game, significantly more people will finish and see my creations.
Bitmap Frogs
Mr. Community
Ehh... If you had played demons, ds1, ds2, bb... by the time you hit ds3... i can see that happening.
thicc_girls_are_teh_best
Gold Member
Yeah I think it goes without saying Insomniac are one of the most efficient studios in the biz right now, that is something I think everyone can agree to regardless where you game.
I'm still impressed how much like a Pixar film the game looks in gameplay. Would be pretty cool if Insomniac & Pixar teamed up to make an action/adventure-platformer new IP combining their strengths into one.