How Long to Beat Aniimo? Game Length & Total Hours
All the details on how many hours you can expect to sink into Aniimo to complete the main story and tick off every task.
Aniimo has realised to the world, offering a brand new experience in the creature-capture genre, and those looking for an adventure have plenty to seek their teeth into.
The free-to-play title arrives across a multitude of platforms, and a slew of regularly planned updates and events means there will always be something to offer in the game.
However, if you’re the type of player who prefers to tick everything off and move on to a new title, we’ve got the details on how long that may take.
How Long to Beat Aniimo’s Main Story
The main story in Aniimo can be completed in around 10 to 15 hours, depending on how much you explore the wider world and interact with the environments.
Aniimo has plenty to offer, so heading off the beaten path to explore and capture more Aniimo is encouraged, and there are many ways to drift off from the main story that is being outlined in the title.
All the data comes from the closed beta tests, so it may have changed for the full release, though it’s expected to be similar.
Additionally, you can’t just charge head first through the entire story immediately, as some main missions have specific requirements like being a certain level.
How Long to Complete Aniimo
Aniimo’s wide, open-world and vast array of creatures to encounter mean it’s difficult to fully complete the game, especially with Pawprint Studio’s roadmap for future events, but it will definitely take in excess of 50 hours.
Completing every side quest and obtaining every Aniimo will take up the majority of this time, and it’s worth noting that not everything is directly under your control, particularly when it comes to specific Aniimo forms.
Many require specific weather to be encountered, which may take a while for you to encounter, and, of course, you might experience a slew of bad luck and find you’re unable to capture them at the first attempt.
Additionally, as mentioned, a slew of regular updates and events are planned, with Aniimo very much being a live-service title, so you’re unlikely to ever truly be able to claim 100% completion of everything there is on offer.
