Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteousis a meaty game. With plenty of quests, important decisions, and Mythic Paths, you can expect to lose countless hours as you attempt to progress throughout your entire run. Here’s ourPathfinder: Wrath of the Righteousgame length guide to help you understand how long it will take to complete the campaign.
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Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous– How it takes to beat the game
According toHowLongToBeat.com, you may expect to spend an average of 51 hours and 39 minutes if you’re just focusing on the campaign. We can certainly attest to that. In ourofficial review, Blake Grundman noted how it took him “15 hours to fully grasp [combat mechanics and unit positioning],” and he was just getting started. Meanwhile, it took me almost a couple of hours just to decide on my picks duringcharacter creationand myinitial class. Mind you, I even wound up rerolling since I didn’t like my build at the start.
Now, as far as the main campaign goes, you can expect lengthy quests and challenging battles throughout the game’s six acts. From attacking theGray Garrisonand rescuing your companions in theLost Chapelto undertaking aDragon Hunt, solving theSecrets of Creation, and beyond, you’re going to be in it for the long haul.
HowLongToBeat.com also notes the following average completion times:
The latter is very much possible. After all, when one asks how long does it take to beatPathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, a bunch of sidequests and optional activities are also considered. For instance, theCrusade mechanicis an integral part of the campaign, though you can still check out all thedecrees and war council events. Moreover, you’ve got severalrecruitable companions, some of whom can be missed. Similarly, there areromance optionsthat you can trigger depending on the decisions you make.
Lastly, speaking of decisions, one of the most important is whichMythic Pathyou’d take. While you can make an initial choice, a fateful moment later on locks you in completely. We’re not just talking about extra buffs and spells, but character transformations, a multitude of ways to roleplay, and numerous different outcomes. All in all, you’ll probably end up replaying the game or reloading earlier saves if you want to see everything that it has to offer.
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteousis available viaSteam.
Jason Rodriguez
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