Not many games display PSVR2’s capabilities like Horizon Call of the Mountain. The game, which some already call a revolution in VR entertainment, delivers the same spectacle as its predecessors, Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West. But does it come with a comparably extensive campaign, or is it just another miniature PSVR experience? Here’s exactly how long Call of the Mountain’s campaign is.
How Long Does It Take to Beat Horizon Call of the Mountain?
Based on the updated stats, Horizon Call of the Mountain is 8 hours long. Of course, that’s how long it takes to beat only the ten main quests. A completionist should spend 10–14 hours to 100% the game, while speedrunners could do the same in 1–2 hours.
How Long Does It Take To Complete the Game?
Since Call of the Mountain has optional side quests, it takes about 9 to 10 hours to complete. The process includes unlocking 36 trophies and revisiting some areas in search of new missions.
What’s the Fastest Players Can Beat Call of the Mountain?
Currently, there’s no speedrun record set for Horizon’s PSVR installment. But rushing through the main quests can be done as quickly as 1 to 2 hours—1 hour and 50 minutes, to be precise. As with most VR games, Call of the Mountain does not come with an extensive storyline and is quite speedrun-friendly, thanks to its linear missions.
Contrarily, the slowest players can beat Call of the Mountain is 14–15 hours. In other words, the game better suits slow-paced gamers with a thing for novel experiences, not the ones wanting the same action-packed gameplay as the main Horizon installments.
Is Horizon Call of the Mountain a Long PSVR2 Game?
Considering the game’s 8-hour-long campaign, Horizon Call of the Mountain is not a long VR experience. Half-Life: Alyx, for example, offers 20 hours of gameplay with equal mechanics. And The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR has a whopping 200 hours’ worth of exploration.
The only bummer that bolds Horizon Call of the Mountain’s short campaign is its price. In a market where almost all Virtual Reality games cost half the triple-A games, a $59.99 price tag makes players wonder whether it’s worth buying the 8-hour-long VR action adventure of Guerilla Games.
Horizon Call of the Mountain is exclusively available for PSVR2 as one of its launch titles.
Source: HLTB