Rime: How Long It Is

How Long Rime Takes to Beat

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Tequila Works’ Rime takes players to a mystical island and tasks them with solving a bunch of environmental puzzles as they uncover the story. While it won’t take you a ton of time to see everything that Rime has to offer, some players may be wondering just how short this indie experience is. Here’s how long it’ll take you to come to the end of this magical adventure.

During our own playthrough, it took us about seven hours to reach Rime’s credits. Ultimately, though, this will vary depending on how much you choose to explore in search of collectibles, and your skill level when it comes to puzzles and platforming. If you’re wanting to grab all of the collectibles and see everything that the game has to offer, though, you might want to add a few more hours onto your experience. Those looking to get all of the game’s achievements / trophies may need to add a few hours onto that, too. In total, therefore, you’re looking at about 10-12 hours if you’re wanting to go for the platinum trophy.

That’s all you need to know about how long Rime will take you to beat. For more tips, tricks, and information on the game, be sure to check back with Twinfinite.


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