Best Square Enix Video Games for pacing

#1

Pacing was one of the more mixed areas: some found the flow excellent, while others felt added content created bloat or uneven late-game stretches.

#2

Pacing was mixed: several reviewers liked the compact storytelling, while others wanted skip options or more time with twists and characters.

#3

Pacing is mixed: some reviewers like the scenic, character-forward route, but many complain that open-world checklists, minigames, and late sections slow or derail the main story.

#4

Pacing is one of the most divisive areas: some appreciate the escalating long-form structure, but many found slow openings, repeated climaxes, exposition, or the enormous second half exhausting.

#5

Reviewers enjoy the major beats but repeatedly flag slow walks, padded chapters, and occasional pacing whiplash.

#6

Some find the roughly eight-to-ten-hour length focused and well judged; others experience a slow opening, rushed explanations, dull stretches, or an abrupt finale.

#7

Streamlining fixes a great deal of the original’s notorious slowness, but pacing remains the most common structural criticism. Repeated island loops, late system unlocks, and long stretches of errands can...