It turns Zelda into an open-world survival RPG rather than a linear story-driven one and offers an unbelievable number of quests, customizations, and collectibles for players to complete. It's a Zelda title to be certain, but it breaks away from many conventions of the series. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, the most recent entry in the renowned adventure series from Nintendo, has been hailed as a crowning achievement for the company. Even for casual fans, it's interesting to see just how long dedicated players will stick with a game to do everything to its fullest extent. There is a difference between these players and casual fans of the genre, though: casual fans might play to the end of the main story then put the game down, while those who are more engaged with the game will spend much, much more time taking on additional missions, collecting items, and otherwise completing the game to its fullest extent. The formula lends itself to long gameplay sessions over a long period of time, especially for players who find themselves fully immersed in these fully-realized worlds. Updated Octoby Erik Petrovich: Some of the longest games of all time are no doubt RPGs. Is a lengthy, convoluted RPG worth playing until the end? Here are the fifteen longest RPGs of all time, ranked.
Others disagree and would relish the opportunity to delve deep into a quality RPG. To some, over a hundred hours of gameplay is too long and not worth the effort. RELATED: JRPGs That Define The Genre (& Aren't Final Fantasy Games)
When we think of really old RPGs today, however, we usually look to Dungeons & Dragons. Approximately forty years ago, we saw the release of retro games like Temple of Apshai, Beneath Apple Manor, and Dragonstomper. This genre has dominated the gaming industry since being introduced in the early 1980s. There is never a shortage of lengthy RPGs (role-playing games).
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