On average, it takes approximately 31 hours and 16 minutes to beat Final Fantasy II on the PlayStation Portable (PSP) when focusing on the main story and some additional content.
Game completion times can vary significantly based on individual play styles, whether you focus solely on the main narrative, engage in side quests, explore thoroughly, or aim for 100% completion.
Average Playtime for Final Fantasy II
The following table provides an overview of average playtimes for Final Fantasy II across different platforms, specifically for completing the main story plus typical extras (often referred to as "Main +" gameplay style).
| Platform | Polled | Average Playtime (Main +) |
|---|---|---|
| PlayStation Portable | 187 | 31h 16m |
| PlayStation 5 | 12 | 30h 32m |
| PlayStation Vita | 25 | 32h 24m |
| Xbox Series X/S | 4 | 16h 24m |
Please note: The "Polled" column indicates the number of players who submitted their completion times for that platform, contributing to the average.
Factors Influencing Playtime
Several factors can influence how long it takes to complete Final Fantasy II:
- Play Style:
- Main Story Focus: Players who prioritize rushing through the main narrative will generally have shorter completion times.
- Side Content: Engaging in optional quests, grinding for levels or items, or thoroughly exploring every corner of the game world will extend your playtime.
- Completionist: Players aiming to achieve 100% completion, including all achievements, secret bosses, and rare items, will spend significantly more time.
- Experience with RPGs: Players familiar with classic JRPGs and the Final Fantasy series might progress faster due to understanding common game mechanics and tropes.
- Difficulty: While Final Fantasy II doesn't have explicit difficulty settings, your approach to character development (especially its unique stat progression system) can impact the speed and ease of combat encounters.
For more detailed breakdowns of completion times across various play styles and platforms, you can refer to community-driven data available on sites like HowLongToBeat.
