If you're wondering how long is Immortals of Aveum, then I've got the answer for you here. You won't be spending a huge amount of time slinging spells in this magical FPS, as it'll likely take you fewer than 20 hours to wrap everything up. Playing as Jak, an urchin-turned-elite-mage, you'll be battling on the frontlines of the Everwar through the 18 chapters of the game, and experience plenty of twists and turns along the way as you fight against Sandrakk. There's also additional areas to explore and loot to seek out, which may increase your overall play time. Everything you need to know about how long it takes to beat Immortals of Aveum can be found below.
Immortals of Aveum length
The time it takes to complete Immortals of Aveum depends on your own playstyle and the difficulty you’ve chosen, but it’ll likely take you around 14-20 hours to beat. I completed the game on Magnus, which is the normal Immortals of Aveum difficulty in about 15 hours. This included a bit of puzzle-solving and delving into some of the Shroudfane challenges, but you could easily spend much more time playing. Here are some rough estimates for the time it’ll take you to beat Immortals of Aveum based on how you play:
- Story-focused/low difficulty: 12-16 hours
- Story and some side activities/high difficulty: 16-20 hours
- 100% completionist: 25+ hours
With an extreme focus on ripping through the story missions, and playing on the lowest difficulty, it’s feasible that you could roll the credits in about 12 hours. However, spending some time exploring and looking for Shroudfanes and Gold Chests to get the best gear should bring your total playtime up towards the 20-hour mark. Any completionists will be pleased to know that, once you finish the story, you can continue exploring to mop up anything you missed.
Immortals of Aveum Chapters
The Immortals of Aveum story takes place over 18 chapters featuring lots of different regions of Aveum:
- Streetwise
- The Magnus
- Yltheum
- Road to the Palathon
- The Immortals
- The Hand of Sandrakk
- Nocea
- Exile
- The Magic Eaters
- Caldera
- The Binding Mark
- Colossal
- Collateral
- Ruin
- Occupation
- Glaivegate
- The Shrouded Realm
- Mala-Dar
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