how many hours of gameplay?

[Dweller Beyond the Threshold]

The game looks really fun but how long can I play the single player for? I usually determine whether a game is worth or not by judging from the price/hour ratio. Right now on sale the game is 40$, but I don't know if I can get 40 hours out of it.

Does it have any side content (other than multiplayer and coop) beside the campaign, for example a survival/wave-based mode? I can't see myself doing the same campaign over and over, it's gonna get repetitive.

[Skankhunt42]

There are lots and lots of reviews on this new thing they call the internet.

[Dweller Beyond the Threshold]

Caution!ExplosiveBolts の投稿を引用：

There lots and lots of reviews on this new thing they call the internet.

No, asking on Steam is much better than doing blind searches on google because I don't know much about the game so my searches will be inherently limited. I doubt I would have found out about this Snapmap feature (no review I watched even mentioned it) even if I searched online for how long the game will last, I may or may not find satisfactory answer.

On steam, I know people played the game, and I can ask more specific questions that may not be online, and they often tell me about other useful info such as the presence of snapmap.

Don't know what you have against people using Steam forums to ask questions.

[Doktor Mandrake]

There's plenty of survival/wave-based maps on Snapmap

And it's hard to tell exactly HOW many hours you'll get out this game, depends how bored you'll get of shooting demons, rinse repeat

Personally I've got over 200 hours on record, most of that time though was spent on snapmap, either building my own maps or playing other peoples

But the average gametime for most people looks to be around 12-20 hour mark for those that aren't interested in MP or snapmap

[Skankhunt42]

Less than going to the movies, hour/cost-wise.

[Dweller Beyond the Threshold]

Doktor Mandrake の投稿を引用：

There's plenty of survival/wave-based maps on Snapmap

And it's hard to tell exactly HOW many hours you'll get out this game, depends how bored you'll get of shooting demons, rinse repeat

Personally I've got over 200 hours on record, most of that time though was spent on snapmap, either building my own maps or playing other peoples

But the average gametime for most people looks to be around 12-20 hour mark for those that aren't interested in MP or snapmap

Ok this Snapmap thing looks really interesting! Didn't know it was a feature, no review I've watched has mentioned it. Thanks for sharing!

[Nasher]

Took me about 12 hours on ultra-voilence. It's longer than I expected tbh.

MP is a bit crap (there are far better arena style FPSs. UT4 is free) and don't even bother with the "season pass" or DLC, since it's all MP stuff.

[Cozy]

I've got 100 hours in game, and I'll be fair and say I've been half and half with Singleplayer and Snapmap, so about 50 in each, but I have sunken at least 3 hours into the Multiplayer.
Not because I don't like it (I do like it), but when ever I'm done with Snapmap for the day, I usually need to go right to bed and dont have time for a match.

The SP is just really fun to play, like even when I want to limit my time ingame (for benchmarking and stuff, I keep getting lost in how fun it is). Important to note I've only spent that 50 hours on one save file, it took me about 8-10 hours to beat the game on UV, and the other 40 ours were me going back to play my favorite parts in the psuedo-new game+ (level selection) they got, and also getting the collectables and challenges. I'm starting my Nightmare run right now, so that'll probably be a good 16 hours.

My time in Snapmap is also half playing maps and half making maps (and learning how to do so).

Its totally worth 30 bucks.

[Doktor Mandrake]

Pricefield の投稿を引用：

Doktor Mandrake の投稿を引用：

There's plenty of survival/wave-based maps on Snapmap

And it's hard to tell exactly HOW many hours you'll get out this game, depends how bored you'll get of shooting demons, rinse repeat

Personally I've got over 200 hours on record, most of that time though was spent on snapmap, either building my own maps or playing other peoples

But the average gametime for most people looks to be around 12-20 hour mark for those that aren't interested in MP or snapmap

Ok this Snapmap thing looks really interesting! Didn't know it was a feature, no review I've watched has mentioned it. Thanks for sharing!

Np, but do take into account the LIMITS that snapmap has, its a nice little level editor but you'll find when building maps it's very limited in how many objects you can place ect.

Also you can only have 12 demons on screen at once, and instead of individually placing enemies on snapmap you'll most likley find yourself placing wave events and such to keep the % on objects down

So it's far from perfect, and like I said it really depends on the person, even with snapmap you might get bored of this game before you reach that 40 hour mark

Also remember that campaign hasn't got co-op, judging by your OP I'm guessing you thought it did, but the co-op tag on the store page refers to snapmap only

[Morton Koopa Jr.]

Caution!ExplosiveBolts の投稿を引用：

There are lots and lots of reviews on this new thing they call the internet.

This guy's got a point. Internet is full of relevant information. like howlongtobeat.com
At any rate, I've got no concern with op's question because steam forums is just another internet resource. So I'll put in my 2 cents:

SP: ~15 hours
Snapmap: ~3 hours
Multiplayer: ~32 hours

Game is worth the 30 dollars I paid for [the base game] from the fun of my SP experience alone. But if you're concerned about the dollar per hour ratio...
100 percenting SP would take probably a few more hours.
Beating it again on hardest difficult would probably take another 10-15 depending on how good I am.

I haven't even tried to make anything on snapmap yet. So who knows how many hours you'd get. [For me, I spent dozens of hours making levels in Timesplitters 2 on my GC way back in the day. So I can see myself using. There are a lot of people around here hating on it...and most of what they say is pretty true lol. But that's not to say you wouldn't spend time or enjoy it yourself, so keep that in mind.]

[Doktor Mandrake]

Morton Koopa Jr. の投稿を引用：

Caution!ExplosiveBolts の投稿を引用：

There are lots and lots of reviews on this new thing they call the internet.

This guy's got a point. Internet is full of relevant information. like howlongtobeat.com
At any rate, I've got no concern with op's question because steam forums is just another internet resource. So I'll put in my 2 cents:

SP: ~15 hours
Snapmap: ~3 hours
Multiplayer: ~32 hours

Game is worth the 30 dollars I paid for [the base game] from the fun of my SP experience alone. But if you're concerned about the dollar per hour ratio...
100 percenting SP would take probably a few more hours.
Beating it again on hardest difficult would probably take another 10-15 depending on how good I am.

I haven't even tried to make anything on snapmap yet. So who knows how many hours you'd get. [For me, I spent dozens of hours making levels in Timesplitters 2 on my GC way back in the day. So I can see myself using. There are a lot of people around here hating on it...and most of what they say is pretty true lol. But that's not to say you wouldn't spend time or enjoy it yourself, so keep that in mind.]

The new update added quite alot of cool new stuff to snapmap, mainly chainsaw, that new pistol, and hell moduels, but lots of other things as well, one of my favourite is that we can now change the lighting FX in a moduel using logic

So for example you could be fighting a wave in an arena and as the waves progress the lighting in the room changes, or you could set it up so that when a player picks up an object, the room then goes dark and a hell baron spawns

But that one major issue with snapmap is still there ofc, and that's the limitations which get pretty annoying having to constantly try to keep usage down when building maps

[Doktor Mandrake]

Speaking of how bad the limits are

They made some changes to the snapmap HUB on this update, most part they're really good updates, but one feature was that we can 'subscribe' to maps

Thought to myself "Nice, now I can finally sub all the best maps and when I host a game, I can just quickly select off my list of subbed maps instead of having to remember certain maps names everytime I change map"

...Turns out even the Subscribe feature has its limitations lmao, you can sub up to 20 maps, if you start subbing anymore it'll start deleting old ones off

Which kinda ruined my plan of subbing as many good maps as possible

[Tired Cliche]

I have not yet finished the single player on Medium and have played 13 hours. I believe I will certainly replay it again on harder difficulties and trying to find all of the additional secrets and such. I think it's definitely worth it, you will have more than $1 worth of fun per hour.
Meanwhile games like the Witcher 3 or Arkham Knight have supposedly "hundreds of hours" in single player, and while those are fun, the majority of that additional stuff is filler. I would rather have a game that the WHOLE single player is enjoyable and I can replay and get gud anytime I want, rather than a Single player campaign needlessly stretched out with stuff that isn't fun, just so it will supposedly last longer.
Just my two cents!

[Dweller Beyond the Threshold]

Harambe Lives の投稿を引用：

I have not yet finished the single player on Medium and have played 13 hours. I believe I will certainly replay it again on harder difficulties and trying to find all of the additional secrets and such. I think it's definitely worth it, you will have more than $1 worth of fun per hour.
Meanwhile games like the Witcher 3 or Arkham Knight have supposedly "hundreds of hours" in single player, and while those are fun, the majority of that additional stuff is filler. I would rather have a game that the WHOLE single player is enjoyable and I can replay and get gud anytime I want, rather than a Single player campaign needlessly stretched out with stuff that isn't fun, just so it will supposedly last longer.
Just my two cents!

yup very good point!

[Dweller Beyond the Threshold]

Doktor Mandrake の投稿を引用：

Speaking of how bad the limits are

They made some changes to the snapmap HUB on this update, most part they're really good updates, but one feature was that we can 'subscribe' to maps

Thought to myself "Nice, now I can finally sub all the best maps and when I host a game, I can just quickly select off my list of subbed maps instead of having to remember certain maps names everytime I change map"

...Turns out even the Subscribe feature has its limitations lmao, you can sub up to 20 maps, if you start subbing anymore it'll start deleting old ones off

Which kinda ruined my plan of subbing as many good maps as possible

I hope there is a mod that removes this limit. Seems ridiculous for people with good PCs to have these kind of limits. I will look if there are. If so I'm definitely gonna get the game.

[Dweller Beyond the Threshold]

Morton Koopa Jr. の投稿を引用：

Caution!ExplosiveBolts の投稿を引用：

There are lots and lots of reviews on this new thing they call the internet.

This guy's got a point. Internet is full of relevant information. like howlongtobeat.com
At any rate, I've got no concern with op's question because steam forums is just another internet resource. So I'll put in my 2 cents:

SP: ~15 hours
Snapmap: ~3 hours
Multiplayer: ~32 hours

Game is worth the 30 dollars I paid for [the base game] from the fun of my SP experience alone. But if you're concerned about the dollar per hour ratio...
100 percenting SP would take probably a few more hours.
Beating it again on hardest difficult would probably take another 10-15 depending on how good I am.

I haven't even tried to make anything on snapmap yet. So who knows how many hours you'd get. [For me, I spent dozens of hours making levels in Timesplitters 2 on my GC way back in the day. So I can see myself using. There are a lot of people around here hating on it...and most of what they say is pretty true lol. But that's not to say you wouldn't spend time or enjoy it yourself, so keep that in mind.]

No, asking on Steam is much better than doing blind searches on google because I don't know much about the game so my searches will be inherently limited. I doubt I would have found out about this Snapmap feature (no review I watched even mentioned it) even if I searched online for how long the game will last, and I may or may not find satisfactory answer.

On steam, I know people played the game, and I can ask more specific questions that may not be online, and they often tell me about other useful info such as the presence of snapmap.

Don't know what that guy has against people using Steam forums to ask questions.