Longer adventure game or short adventure game.

[bomb]

I prefer longer adventure games, it makes me have more time to deal with different enemies at different intervals. I will like someone to recommend a more longer adventure game here.

[Kane99]

Depends on the game. I'm good with a shorter adventure as long as it's fun and has replayability. I prefer to have a longer adventure game, especially if it's a great game with an expansive story. As long as either game is good and fun, I don't care much. 

I think with shorter games as well, it doesn't get boring or repetitive too soon. With longer games, there's always that chance it becomes boring after a while. But that's just me sometimes. 

[killamch89]

Definitely a longer adventure game. Short adventure games especially the good ones such a painful experience because it ends and then you're back to square one after that. 

[skyfire]

I like adventure game as long as they have some story trail and something to look up for the adventure. short or long does not matter as long as the story trail. 

[Patrik]

I would prefer a shorter game but with many parts, sometimes long games get boring and you rush in completing them which destroys the fun

[skyfire]

I think a lot of adventure games often have tangent stories too so they tend to appear short but end up being longer based on your gaming experience and choices made along the way. 

[Peterlight]

The longer the better, I can't imagine buying a video game today and finishing it in the next 6 hours. I will blame myself and really get pissed off 

[skyfire]

Most of the modern video games get finished in hours though. Unless there is any difficulty for you or more things to explore. 

[Withywarlock]

A game should be as long as it needs to be to do what it sets out to do. Some can do that in under an hour, and some can do that over fifty hours. Much as I'd like to be the editor in charge of some of these games and chop out several acts at a time, I realise that would be heartbreaking for a lot of artists whose games are their life's work, so the compromise is they make their game and I begrudgingly play it or don't.

[Syntax]

I 100% like the long adventure games more than the short ones - has normally a better story and lets you get more into it. 

[skyfire]

I think short adventure games can have story too. But it depends on how they have designed the game. Often longer adventure games lack the depth but shorter can be in depth but finish depends on our quests. 

[Joshua Farrell]

It really depends on what I feel like playing. There are some short adventure games that I love playing, and some long adventure games that I also love playing. If I were ever to repurchase the Monkey Island series, I would be playing that from the first game, to the last released adventure.