About how long is this game the first time?

[Cousin Crab]

If anyone could tell me the average length of the game that would be cool.

[goka9696]

Took me approximately 7 or 8 hours.

[A Spooky Wraith]

It took me about 8 and a half hours to complete the game in one playthrough. I'm the diligent type of player who reads everything, and inspects a lot of things. Your mileage will vary, depending on how you play the game. I would say I played it "slow" and took in all that I was given to see.

If you liked it, I do recommend a second playthrough. You will notice far more details on a second playthrough than in your first.

[UCEY]

10 hours for me. Considering doing another playthrough after I learned there are multiple endings

[Goldrust]

How is the difficulty of this game?

[UCEY]

Originally posted by Goldrust:

How is the difficulty of this game?

I found it to be quite easy. I only died twice, both times were on purpose since I didn't properly prepare for certain things. Enemies can be bypassed pretty easily if you don't want to fight them

[UCEY]

Originally posted by Wazzock:

Originally posted by Goldrust:

How is the difficulty of this game?

I found it to be quite easy. I only died twice, both times were on purpose since I didn't properly prepare for certain things. Enemies can be bypassed pretty easily if you don't want to fight them

I forgot to mention, most of the puzzles are relatively easy once you understand them

[Venjalininn]

7-10. [...]/

[Bark Souls]

i play on series X i ended up on 8 hours and change. that was with no guide for a good portion and a lot of running around collecting items back and forth from the storage box. If you use a guide you could cut that down in half easily.

[Astra]

Originally posted by Goldrust:

How is the difficulty of this game?

It's pretty easy if you accept that half the time you just run past enemies...if not most the time. Which is dumb, but by design.

[Chemical Games]

First play through was about 12 hours, but I did leave it running in the menu/options from time to time. I would guess about a solid 10 hours of 1st-time game-play for me, give-or-take.

[Chemical Games]

My general rule of thumb is $1 for each 1 hour of game play, as an even trade-off for any game that I play (If i pay $40 for a game, I expect at least 40 hours of game play).

Every game has it's variety to that basic rule, but generally that is what I expect. Seeing Signalis and assuming I paid $20 for 10 hours of game play, for THIS particular game, I would say it is worth it., though. Quality of game-play made up for the 2:1 ratio.

[mcSlothalot]

Originally posted by Therian13:

My general rule of thumb is $1 for each 1 hour of game play, as an even trade-off for any game that I play (If i pay $40 for a game, I expect at least 40 hours of game play).

Every game has it's variety to that basic rule, but generally that is what I expect. Seeing Signalis and assuming I paid $20 for 10 hours of game play, for THIS particular game, I would say it is worth it., though. Quality of game-play made up for the 2:1 ratio.

This is a really dumb rule and I don't understand how people still use this one.

Do you also never watch any movies? Because a movie is only 1-2 hours long and it usually costs more than 10€ to go the cinema.

Or how about getting food. If I eat something, Im done in 10-15 minutes. Not really worth then to pay money for it according to your rule.