If you're worried about getting bang for your buck with Team Ninja's upcoming PlayStation 4 exclusive Nioh, then don't: game director Fumihiko Yasuda has revealed in an interview with WCCFTech that the title will take approximately 70 hours on average to beat. The snippet comes from a conversation the site had with the honcho last year, but it's new information to us – and it's even more pertinent given the game's imminent release.
It's unclear exactly what Yasuda's referring to here; does this include all side-quests and any potential collectibles, for example? Even if it turns out to be a slight over-exaggeration, however, it's clear that you're going to get a whole lot of game here. Do you think you'll be able to stomach over 70 hours of samurai punishment? Select your stance in the comments section, and look for a gap in our defence.
[source wccftech.com]
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10 hours for most of the main game, 60 hours for that one boss. You know the one...
That a big game then but I'll be going for the platinum so it might take longer.
There is a difference between beating and completing. So I hope it is the latter. Gotta try the demo btw.
@rjejr
Yes I said demo! I enjoyed the Gravity Rush 2 demo and thought of your love for Ni No Kuni while playing it. It does look like a Ghibli movie.
@sinalefa I played the demo back in the fall and I kept thinking it looked like Bayonetta 3. I'm not sure what the first game looked like, but surely the devs who made it had an appreciation for Bayonetta 1.
So, um, should I stop giving you a hard time about playing demos, you seem a bit touchy on the subject.
Oh, NNK was great until it got to the very end last boss fight, then I had no idea what was going on. Looking forward to the next NNK game on PS4. Its one of those under the radar games I never think about unless I think about it.
Know what could really use some demos, Switch, since it isn't being bundled w/ a game. (I just need to mention something Nintendo related in all my comments on here from now on, seems to annoy everyone.)
@rjejr
Indeed GR sometimes feels like the P* game that Platinum never made. Although the combat is not that good of course.
And if I can still call you cheap you can still tease me about not liking demos. As in the Rjejr´s Academy of Cheapskateness, a demo that convinces me to not buy a game saves you a lot of money per year.
In here you can annoy them at the mention of Nintendo, and on NL you can annoy them for misspelling it. I know a lot of people are not fond of the big N here but I wonder if it has to do with your habit of derailing threads or talking something totally unrelated.
Also I know I am late but say Happy Birthday to your son. There, thread derailed.
@sinalefa Oh, I'm definately cheap. And old, So now I guess I'm miserly.
And if you read the latest article on NL you'll guess I'm not buying a Switch for awhile.
Everybody in the UK must be sleeping, but I think we're so going to get it in the morning.
I want to get this, but I have a good feeling I'm just gonna end up rage quitting this harder than I did the Bloodborne DLC.
@JesWood13 Truth!! The good thing is I haven't felt a payoff like beating Bloodborne for a long time. That game had me cussing from the start!!
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