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How Long Does It Take to Complete Blue Prince?

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A dimly lit, stylized attic room in Blue Prince with a circular window casting shadows on wooden floors.

Blue Prince has a reputation for long, careful play, but the actual time it takes to finish depends on how you approach its puzzles and how much you want to uncover. Here is a clear look at what most players experience.

Blue Prince Main Story: Around 17 to 20 Hours

If you focus on reaching Room 46 and ending the game, you will likely finish in 17 to 20 hours. This usually takes about 40 to 50 in-game days, though the number shifts based on how quickly you solve clues and how often useful rooms appear.

Some players reach the ending much faster. Others take longer while learning the estate’s structure.

Main Story + Extras: About 30 to 40 Hours

Many players explore side puzzles or investigate extra rooms as they go. If you play this way, your time usually grows to 30 to 40 hours. You still reach the ending without targeting every secret, but you leave with a stronger understanding of Mt. Holly.

Completionist: 90 to 100+ Hours

Finishing everything in Blue Prince can take 95 to 100+ hours, sometimes more. This includes:

• every achievement
• all directory entries
• late-game exams
• rare room discoveries
• full puzzle completion

Some tasks rely on specific room spawns, which adds more time to the process.

Why the Completion Time Varies

Three factors influence your final hours:

1. How quickly you solve puzzles

The more comfortable you become with the game’s logic, the fewer days you spend wandering or testing ideas.

2. How thoroughly you explore each day

Some days end in ten minutes. Others take an hour if you inspect everything or track multiple clues.

3. Room randomness

Certain rooms appear rarely. When they show up, they can shorten your progress. When they don’t, you spend more days searching.

Short Sessions: Is It Practical?

Blue Prince does not support mid-day savings. A single day can last anywhere from ten minutes to over an hour, depending on how efficient you are. Because of this, the game works best when you have 45 minutes or more available.

Console features like Rest Mode or Quick Resume help, but the game itself supports progress around longer sessions.

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