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5 Classic RPGs You Can Play For 100 Hours or More
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In fact, quite a few classic RPGs can easily be enjoyed for 100 hours or more.
Videos by ComicBook.com5) Romancing SaGa 3 – 1995Romancing SaGa 3 was exclusive to Japan when it first launched in 1995.
That was the case for all three Romancing SaGa games, as the series didn’t get a Western release until SaGa Frontier in 1998.
The main story clocks in at right around 70 hours, while completionists will need about 130 hours to see everything.
Maybe that’s just me, but you can easily take 100 or more hours just looking at everything Bethesda has created.