Road 96 Creators Detail Tides of Tomorrow Playtime
Digixart, the acclaimed studio known for its unique narrative adventure "Road 96," is preparing to launch its highly anticipated next project, "Tides of Tomorrow." The game is slated for release on April 22, 2026, and will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
Adrien Ponce, the Game Director for "Tides of Tomorrow," recently shared insights into the expected duration players can anticipate spending in the game to reach its conclusion.
"A single playthrough will typically last between 10 to 15 hours. This duration can vary significantly based on the player's approach, specifically how much they choose to explore and the number of optional levels they decide to tackle."
Ponce clarified that this timeframe is an estimate rather than a definitive guarantee, as the overall game length is heavily influenced by individual play styles and choices.
"For those with limited time who primarily wish to experience the core narrative, the game can be completed relatively quickly. However, players who prefer to deeply immerse themselves in the game world, uncover every secret, and delve into all available lore and documents will find a wealth of content to keep them engaged for much longer!"
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