How Long Does It Take to Beat Horizon Call of the Mountain?

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How Long Does It Take to Beat Horizon Call of the Mountain

PSVR2 is here! The new VR system for PlayStation 5 is now available, and since it does not support games from the previous generation of PSVR, Sony’s made an extra effort to produce a decent launch lineup for their new VR system. One of the headliners on that list is Horizon Call of the Mountain, a spin-off set in the world of the popular Horizon Zero Dawn and Horizon Forbidden West games.

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Call of the Mountain brings a completely different first-person view, perfect for VR, as well as an entirely new story and opportunity to immerse yourself in the wild world full of robotic dinosaurs and other mechanical animals like never before! However, many players rightly wonder if this is a full game or some kind of tech demo for a new VR system. Let’s find out how long it takes to beat Horizon Call of the Mountain on PSVR2.

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How Long Does It Take to Beat Horizon Call of the Mountain?

In order to complete the campaign in the Horizon Call of the Mountain, you will need about six hours. Unlike the previous two mega-massive open-world RPG games, Call of the Mountain is a more focused, linear experience made to astound you with its detailed game environment and all of the new PSVR2 technologies.

For a VR game, those hours are not bad at all – but, is it enough to justify the standalone price of the game, which is currently $59.99? That is for you to decide, but to be realistic, we doubt that anyone will get PSVR2 without also getting Call of the Wild bundled in.

For more Horizon here on Prima Games check out the following – Horizon Forbidden West DLC Expansion Burning Shores Will Be PlayStation 5 Exclusive, Difference Between Explorer and Guided in Horizon Forbidden West, and Horizon Forbidden West Map vs. Zero Dawn.

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Nikola "Nick" Jovanovic

Nick has been a Prima Games Staff Writer since May 2022, an old-school gamer, and a gamer journalist with over 25 years of expertise. Our resident micro-influencer from Serbia! When he's not driving through Belgrade, he's probably racing in Gran Turismo or Forza, playing some strange JRPG games or just watching pro wrestling.