Dishonored 2 is 12 to 20 Hours Long - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 17 June 2016 / 7,876 Views
Harvey Smith, Co-creative Director at Arkane Studios, revealed on Twitter Dishonored 2 will be between 12 and 20 hours long.
Dishonored 2 is due out on November 11th worldwide for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC.
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I take my time and do alot of exploring, so it always takes me longer than the experts say it is going to. I'm all about the full on single player experience.
That makes me very happy. Personally, I would be at the 20 hours end of the scale, or more, as I'm certain D1 took me longer than 12 hours.
Eh, I guess everyone has their own standards but I prefer single player games to push 30 hours at least. I'm not the type that rushes through games though, so maybe it'll be on the longer end.
It all depends on the kind of game it is. A RPG at 30 hours is a decent length, but a FPS campaign that lasts for 30 hours is probably going to get a bit boring, to be honest.
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Considering there are no-kill and slice-and-dice everything paths, as well as two characters, there's quite a lot of replay value for this game. I did enjoy how different the High and Low Chaos playthroughs got as you went through the game in Dishonored 1.
Seems like the ideal length for a game of this nature. I hate games that drag on.
That's about how much I got out of the first one.
I would have liked a little longer given that I now know how much I like spending time in Dishonored's universe, but I'm sure I can make it to the 20 hour mark considering I like to search every nook and cranny. (Lord knows I've gotten more than 20 hours out of the first one because it was just good enough to replay now and then)
