That leads to some truly incredible layouts, efficiencies of production, and vast quantities of resources produced … but for many people, the high replay value lies in the relationships between your character and the citizens of the nearby town. A big bonus in this game is the ability to co-op farm so that you can spend time collaborating with fellow players rather than trying to take it all on your own shoulders. One-person creator ConcernedApe has long been keeping up with both the community and the game’s patches and updates, giving continuing players more and more new material to work with. You have only to look online to see the impressive farms (and fiefdoms, really) that players have put together since the game’s 2016 release. But this farming, crafting, fighting, and romancing sim is so pure and wonderful that you may find yourself sticking around long after the main campaign is done, just because you can. You can do all of that and get to endgame status in about 52 hours. How long can you play an open-ended game like Stardew Valley? Well, how much time and dedication do you have? This delightful “real life simulator” that’s got quite a bit in common with games like Animal Crossing and My Time at Portia sees the player taking over their grandfather’s farm and getting in the good graces of the local townsfolk. That level of peace is pretty much priceless these days.
#Singles flirt up your life, do the wild thing Offline
There’s so much to discover in RDR2 that the game can easily consume big chunks of your time, but it’s also worth mentioning that the offline game offers limitless opportunities to hunt, fish, get drunk and roam around the West at your leisure, without being executed by a rival gang. You might just come across a Wild West version of Tesla and a semi-sentient robot, discover an all-white horse, or find yourself face to face with a man-eating gator. Along the way, you’ll discover dinosaur bones, giant dead snakes, some rather haunting supernatural phenomena, and even an extraterrestrial visitor. So while I may not have enjoyed every single second of plant collection, animal specimen hunting, round after round of dominoes, or the stylish execution of innocent Wild West bystanders, the journey was absolutely worth the 100+ hours put into this thing. RDR2 is one of the very few games I’ve managed to 100% even now, there’s still more content available to tackle in the online version of the game if you want to go for that Platinum Trophy. So while the main story is certainly enjoyable, there’s much more to explore in the side content that can eat up a ton of your time, especially if you set your sights on getting yourself to 100% completion. That’s not a quick game by any means, but neither is it a “long-ass” game.
If you want to rush things, which is definitely not the way of a Wild West cowboy or gravelly voiced protagonist Arthur Morgan, you can probably shoot and ride your way through the main story of Red Dead Redemption 2 in about 40-60 hours.
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