The director of FinalFantasyXVI has revealed how long it will take to finish the game!
When Final Fantasy XVI releases on PlayStation 5 next year, the game should offer fans a significant amount of content. In a new interview with the Italian website Everyeye, director Hiroshi Takai revealed that the game's story will take about 35-40 hours to complete, but the extra content should take most players more than 70 hours to finish.
FF16 Director Takai says in an interview with Italian gaming site EveryEye that the main story for FF16 will take about 35-40 hours to complete. Final Fantasy XVI is set to release in mid-2023, so fans won't have to wait too much longer to see if Takai's estimate is an accurate one. Every player spends their time differently when gaming, so it can sometimes be difficult to accurately gauge how quickly the average player will wrap up.
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