Xenoblade Chronicles is divided into chapters, and we’ll go in-depth on how many there are. However, these chapters won’t give you a good idea of how long it takes to beat the game, so we’ll give you some estimates on completion time as well.<\/b>
\nXenoblade Chronicles is divided into chapters, though the game doesn\u2019t make a big deal out of this. However, knowing what chapter you\u2019re on and how many there are is a decent way to track your progress through the game without delving into any material with potential spoilers. However, I wouldn\u2019t worry too much about how long it takes to beat Xenoblade Chronicles. If you\u2019re worried the story is going too fast, just rest assured you\u2019re likely not as far through the game as you think.
Xenoblade Chronicles is divided into a prologue and 17 chapters. However, unlike other games in the Xenoblade series, the original doesn\u2019t have title cards when you switch chapters. In fact, you wouldn\u2019t even know there were chapters in Xenoblade Chronicles 1 if they weren\u2019t displayed on saved games on the load screen.
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Chapters in Xenoblade Chronicles don\u2019t even show their names in the game. The only way we know what they\u2019re supposed to be is because they\u2019re included as part of the Japan-only Xenoblade: The Complete Guide (H\/T Xenoblade Wiki):
In addition to all of the content above, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition adds an epilogue chapter, \u201cFuture Connected.\u201d
Xenoblade Chronicles is a gigantic game. Even a quick, story-only run-through of this title takes longer to complete than 100% completion of many RPGs. It can also be difficult in parts, which makes it more likely you\u2019ll get stuck. Also, this game has a ton of side content that is entirely optional.
Even if you stick as closely to the main story possible and grind only as needed, Xenoblade Chronicles is a long game. For a story-only completion, you\u2019re going to be looking at 70-75 hours.
Most players will complete the main story of Xenoblade Chronicles, along with some side content. If you take on the plot and some of the side quests you find along the way, you\u2019ll probably spend around 100 hours in the game.
If you\u2019re trying to do everything there is to do in Xenoblade Chronicles; you\u2019re looking at a significant time investment. For 100% completion, you\u2019ll have to spend around 160-170 hours playing.
As stated above, the Definitive Edition adds even more content to the game. If you pick up the Switch edition of the game, you\u2019ll need to add the times above to how long it takes to beat the newly added epilogue chapter.
Future Connected adds around 20 more hours of material to Xenoblade Chronicles. You\u2019ll gain access to this all-new content when you finish the main game. That increases the time for an average playthrough of the game to around 120 hours.
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