The world of Horizon has returned, though this time in a completely different style. The events of Zero Dawn are retold with the world-famous bricks inLego Horizon Adventures. The new release offers the ability to experience the story in a much more humorous manner, as well as letting Sony expand the brand’s audience to include children.

While Guerilla’s original 2017 release fits into the traditional open-world formula, offering many hours of playtime, the Lego adaptation aims to trim the fat and deliver a streamlined experience. As such, you can expect a relatively breezy adventure should you dive into this child-friendly romp.

Aloy walking on a tightrope while a Tallneck walks in the background in Lego Horizon Adventures.

How Long Does It Take To Complete The Campaign

Lego Horizon does not share its predecessor’s gameplay structure, opting forindividual levels instead of a gigantic mapto explore. It should come as no surprise then that it’smany times shorter; you canexpect to finish it in around eight hours,according to HowLongToBeat.

If this is your first time dipping your toe into the world of Horizon, the original Zero Dawn isstill the best way to get acquainted with the series; it’s much denser and story-rich, giving you a better idea of how the game world actually operates. However, if you’veplayed it before or are looking for a coop game, Lego Horizon may be perfect for you.

Aloy standing in front of the All-Mother Tree in Lego Horizon Adventures.

How Long Does It Take To 100 Percent Complete?

If you’re looking to 100 percent complete Lego Horizon, you’ll need tospend a few more hours with the game. Collecting every gold brick, beating all the bosses, and completing community jobs willtake you 11 hours.

While this isalmostdouble the amount of time it takes just to roll creditson the campaign, it is still very respectful of your time. You should be able to finish the story and grab the platinum trophy in the same number of hours it takes to beat many games.