5 video games that can be completed in a day (and 5 that will take you weeks)
Video games come in various lengths. Large AAA titles may take about 70 hours of the player's time. Narrative-driven offerings can take about 4-5 hours to complete, depending on how quickly they get through each part.
Users may enjoy both kinds of video games, according to their preference. Many people enjoy shorter titles that can be finished without much time put into them, while others revel in offerings that require their attention for many hours, spanning days.
This list includes games of both types, some of which can be done and dusted within a day, while others can take up to weeks.
Note: This article reflects the writer's opinion.
Portal, the original title of the series, was developed by Valve as a puzzle platformer game and released on October 10, 2007. This video game received much critical acclaim for its plot and in-game portal mechanics, which were crucial to its story and gameplay.
While Portal was an enjoyable game, which holds up even today, it was pretty short. With Chell discovering the portal gun and GLaDOS revealing herself to be a psychopath and soon dying, the main campaign takes about 3 hours to complete.
If fans were too nosy about looking for achievements and seeking 100% completion, the game would take about nine hours to finish. Despite this short length, Portal still stands as one of Valve's best video games ever released, with fun, engaging gameplay that requires thinking four dimensionally.
Giant Sparrow's What Remains of Edith Finch was a first-person adventure game released in 2017. It follows Edith Finch as she returns to her ancestral home for the first time in seven years.
Edith's family is believed to be cursed, with every family member except one dying in unusual ways every generation.
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