When it comes to fighting games, they tend to be infinitely replayable, as you either battle other players online or grind against the AI until you’ve mastered every hero. That said, there’s usually some single-player content to get through, and that’s exactly the case with Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls.
But how long will said content be? If we look towards Invincible VS, that campaign was only an hour long—can the same be said for Marvel Tokon? It’s the question on everyone’s minds, especially for those who strive to 100% every game that they play.
Thankfully, we have the answers below, as we detail how long it should take to beat Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls.
How Many Hours To Beat Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls?
According to the developers, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will have a 10-hour single-player campaign, spanning five separate story lines.
Each storyline will focus on one of the five core teams, as you slowly build up to confront The Champion and the Promoter, the villains of the story. Originally, there were concerns that the campaign would be told entirely through comics, but instead, it seems like gameplay and battles will be interspersed throughout—as is the norm for fighting games.
With that in mind, it shouldn’t take you too long to beat the main campaign for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, but there’s plenty more to keep you occupied, especially if you want to complete the game fully.
How Long Is A Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Completionist Run?
As things stand, it’s unclear how long it would take you to 100% Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, but it’s expected to be quite the grind.
As is often the case in this genre of games, the single-player campaign is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to content. The name of the game is to be replayable, as you should want to master different characters and teams, whilst testing your mettle either online or against higher-difficulty opponents.
That said, there’s bound to be some form of progression system to work through, as well as a comprehensive trophy list to provide that Platinum. Until those details are revealed, it’s hard to say for sure, but I’d wager anywhere from 20 to 50 hours for a 100% completion of the game, though that’s pure speculation.
As soon as more information is shared, this article will be updated with more accurate figures. In the meantime, check out the final team trailer for the Samurai Outriders.
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