It took me 80:29:30 hours in game (Main Story) (Excluding the DLCs) to get 100% Achievements
47:04:31 hours to beat the game(Main Story)
You know that feeling when you get 100% achievement. SATISFACTION !
OMEGA took me 1h 15m (Better than i expected)
I really enjoyed playing this game. The stories, characters, musics, challenges, DLC, battle system, skills. etc.
Really love all the hardwork they put into this game, the details, stories, EVERYTHING.

The music gave me chills so much and its so dark that you just wanna go to bed and wake up in the morning. Night on this game just hit different lol. But the music while riding your car, fishing and camping hit the spots. I dont know how the music fits perfectly at each situation.

Long hours battle of SideQuest Bosses, some of them require skills aka CHALLENGING.
Catching a Legendary big fishs for hours and hours. Enjoying your own cooking and relaxing BGM. Doing achievements and HARD achievements.
Or even taking a screenshots of your favorite Scenery, Scenes or Quotes!
I took about 1k+ Screenshots just from this series alone since the scenery is just so beautiful. This series achievements was one of the hardest to achieve 100% (beside Final Fantasy 13). Lots of Grinding but it was fun. This guide helps a lot https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2284452508
It's kinda sad that LunaFreya died and only appears for only an episode or so 💔, but at least they gave us bittersweet ending.

Also I didn't have the chance(want to) to clear the Secret Dungeon (Pitioss Ruins). It is one of the most difficult dungeons in the game. I had seen others struggle with this ruins for hours and hours. So i felt im completely done with the ruins just by watching others hahaha

They also made an anime from this series too, its called "Brotherhood" Final Fantasy 15. It explained a lot about their past lives. And also prologue of Ardyn.

The DLC explained everything about the side characters. Ardyn's Episode(DLC) was really fun to play, as antagonist character too. I personally enjoyed all the DLC, Last Trial(Gladio's DLC), Friendly Match(Ignis's DLC), and Ardyn's episode are my favorite parts.

Ardyn was not a villain or demon.
Ardyn was a noble man unfairly rejected by the Astrals and punished for having found a different way to help his people - a way that didn't please the Gods. His choice led him to experience an eternity that he didn't desire, and thus he spent the next thousand of years haunted by the horrifying memories of his brother's betrayal and his beloved's death. His people have long forgotten his martyrdom, his name was erased from history; in the end, all that was left for him to survive this eternity of sorrow was the desire of revenge.

Ardyn didn't have anything personal against Noctis. Actually, he considered him an unaware pawn of the Gods who was to be pitied; and yet he had to be cruel nonetheless, because Noctis was the Chosen King, the last resort of the Astrals, the last man standing between the Gods and his long - sought revenge. Ardyn used him to achieve his ends: that's why in the beginning he helped him and his friends to survive; but then, of course, he had to kill Luna to accelerate the advance of the Starscourge. He didn't do it out of sheer wickedness, I believe; if that was the case, he would have killed Gladio, Prompto and Ignis before Noctis' awakening or just before the final battle, when he instead opted to make them sleep. What a perfectly designed tragedy would have been if Ardyn was the usual, monotonous anti-hero! But no, Ardyn didn't kill them - and he could - for he has a much complex sense of moral. Unnecessary deaths don't have any value to him.

In the end, Ardyn prepared Noctis to become the true King of Kings not just because he wanted to shatter the unjust supremacy of the Astrals, but also because - in the likely event of a defeat -, he hoped to finally die. Particularly wise characters such as Luna and Noctis ( after his maturation) treated Ardyn with compassion and pity; and Noct put him out of his misery with kind, gentle words. Ardyn wasn't a saint, nor he was a demon; he was more like a true human being, with a rich psychology that could not be easily labelled using just two colours of one spectrum. I hope that his upcoming Episode will shed even more light on the beauty and the complexity of this tragic character.

Either you die a hero or you live long enough to be a villain

Square Enix never failed to amaze us with each new FF series. Love it, should give it a try. Also thank you for reading this LONG review. RECOMMENDED 10/10 💙