PlayStation Plus Collection: Let's find out the duration of all the games included

The initiative of the PlayStation Plus Collection to PlayStation 5, just like the console itself, is now upon us. We have already analyzed all the details of the new license plate proposal Sony in the article that you can consult at the following link. Today we want to look instead at a specific aspect of the proposed catalog, that is the time needed to complete each single work which will be proposed from day one in the initiative. For owners of the PlayStation Plus, who already renew a subscription on PlayStation 4 and that will proceed on this path for the next generation, all the games in the Collection will be free and available at any time.

We therefore speak of a disproportionate amount of hours of pure entertainment, hundreds in particular, which could really be a panacea for those who have lived the current generation on Xbox, and will therefore have the opportunity through a PlayStation 5 to recover part of the pearls that Sony has given us in recent years. Let's not forget that all interested parties will also be able to return to touch further valuable titles of the eighth generation thanks to the backward compatibility of the console, which as discussed in this article will not only support a handful of PlayStation 4 games on day one, rather including almost the entire line-up. So let's see the entire list of the Collection, discovering how long it will take to complete the entire catalog, taking into account the estimates provided by the well-known website Howlongtobeat.

Let's find out the duration of the PlayStation Plus Collection titles

Batman Arkham Knights

• Main campaign: 16,5 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 30 hours
• Completism: 47 hours

Battlefield 1

• Main campaign: 6,5 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 9 hours
• Completism: 17 hours

Bloodborne

• Main campaign: 34,5 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 44,5 hours
• Completism: 76,5 hours

Days Gone

• Main campaign: 38 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 51 hours
• Completism: 62,5 hours

Detroit: Become Human

• Main campaign: 12 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 14,5 hours
• Completism: 28,5 hours

Fallout 4

• Main campaign: 26,5 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 79,5 hours
• Completism: 152 hours

Final Fantasy XV

• Main campaign: 28 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 53 hours
• Completism: 93,5 hours

God of War

• Main campaign: 20,5 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 31,5 hours
• Completism: 51 hours

inFamous: Second Son

• Main campaign: 10 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 14,5 hours
• Completism: 20 hours

The Last Guardian

• Main campaign: 12 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 13 hours
• Completism: 19 hours

The Last of Us Remastered

• Main campaign: 14,5 hours (+ 2,5 hours for Left Behind DLC)
• Campaign + Extra: 17 hours (+ 2,5 hours for Left Behind DLC)
• Completism: 27 hours (+ 3 hours for Left Behind DLC)

Mortal Kombat X

• Main campaign: 5,5 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 14 hours
• Completism: 53 hours

5 person

• Main campaign: 97 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 112 hours
• Completism: 172 hours

Ratchet & Clank

• Main campaign: 10 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 12,5 hours
• Completism: 21 hours

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard

• Main campaign: 9,5 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 11,5 hours
• Completism: 21,5 hours

Monster Hunter World

• Main campaign: 49 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 97 hours
• Completism: 342 hours

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End

• Main campaign: 15 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 17,5 hours
• Completism: 28 hours

Until Dawn

• Main campaign: 8 hours
• Campaign + Extra: 9,5 hours
• Completism: 18 hours

Obviously specifying that these are mere statistics, that each user will take a different time to completely complete each work and that may not complete them all or use a different approach for each of them, we are therefore going to evaluate the enormous total hours offered by Sony. We have to do, for the completion of all the thiols, of 450 hours (almost 19 days) for the main campaigns, 678,5 hours (almost a month) including extras, and 1329 hours (almost two months) considering the 100% completion of the aforementioned productions.

Although this is a really interesting amount, especially taking into account that it will be offered for free - or almost, given the need to remain subscribers -, this service will have a different value for each user. We are also sure that these are undoubtedly quality games, as well as for all tastes, but it is likely that players have already had to deal with some of these works or that they clearly do not like various titles present. The very many must also be considered Trophies to take, which thanks also to the recently announced new system could make many enthusiastic users of these collectibles happy. While we are faced with an upcoming catalog that is truly expanded and interesting, we can't wait to find out if the PlayStation Plus Collection will evolve over time, with the addition of some other works for the current or the next generation, which therefore gives new life to this initiative designed specifically for the day one of PlayStation 5.