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The game’s length is pretty short for a souls-like. While you can get around the 20+ hour mark if you aim at 100% completion, most of it is busywork, going after collectables, and I don’t believe the game is built around collecting a ton of stuff, therefore, most of the game’s “true” playtime is going after Trinkets (the game’s version of Dark Souls’ rings) and other assorted upgrades and certain fetch quests (akin to the NPC quests in Dark Souls). I, myself, had no issue with this, but I can see how it could be an issue for others. Judging by my own estimates, I assume the average player would take about 5 to 10 hours to complete the game, taking around the 5 hour mark for the seasoned souls-like player, if they blaze through everything and just go for the main quest. I will add that it IS rewarding to explore the game and see all of the little secret areas and characters; MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics Switch NSP

The combat can feel unsatisfying at times due to how it was implemented. You have no customization abilities for your melee attack besides upgrading it with the aforementioned Trinkets, which can make your reach longer, or your attack speed faster, or give you some kind of traditional effect, such as “Get an attack bonus when at low health” – classic RTSR move- but you don’t get any different movesets or even a combo extension for your melee weapon. What you do get are different ranged options, all which serve a certain purpose in puzzles during the story, and also for unlocking secrets. Most of the skills you also unlock during gameplay are almost exclusively tied to certain traversal puzzles, with only, maybe, half of them having some real combat purposes. You CAN use them all in combat, but some of them are just not very practical when you get down to it. This could be my old FromSoft bones talking, but I found myself, most of the time, sticking to the ol’ reliable melee Hook attacks and dodging enemy moves. Also, the button press buffer needs to be reduced. I found myself doing certain actions for no reason after getting hit by an enemy because the button press was still buffered from before I got hit. This can be very disorienting;