JRPGs With More Than 100 Hours of Playtime

Okay, so most Japanese RPGs I’ve played are pretty straightforward – you follow the story and that’s usually it. Once you beat it, you’ve pretty much seen it, you know? But honestly, that changes when you start diving into all the optional stuff – the side quests, the hidden areas, everything. That’s when the game really opens up and you start getting more out of it.








