Finishing every achievement in Beast of Reincarnation takes far longer than a single run through the story, and the reason comes down to one requirement. The game hands you a full 46-achievement list, and one of them can only be earned by beating the whole game a second time.
Quick answer: A complete 100 percent run lands around 60 to 70 hours. You need one full story playthrough plus a second run in New Game+ to unlock the Reincarnated achievement, on top of collecting every item and unlocking every skill.
What 100 percent completion actually requires
Full completion is tied to earning all 46 achievements. Most of them come naturally as you play. You pick them up by defeating enemies, finding collectibles, and clearing tasks that you cannot miss during the main quest. Those alone would keep the total close to a single, thorough playthrough.
The outlier is an achievement called Reincarnated. It unlocks only after you complete a New Game+ playthrough. New Game+ carries over some of your progress from the first run, but it still forces you to play through the entire game again while facing tougher challenges. That single requirement is what pushes the completion time well past the story length.
On top of the second run, expect some grinding for the remaining achievements and a fair amount of exploring in each region to track down every collectible and skill. The game runs across 13 chapters, with the final one being an Epilogue, and there are no traditional side quests to pad the count. Optional areas and Elite Enemies exist mainly for extra experience rather than separate quest lines.
Completion time by how you play
Your total hours shift depending on whether you only want to reach the credits or you want the full trophy set. The table below breaks down the realistic ranges.
| Goal | Approximate time |
|---|---|
| Main story only (normal difficulty) | 25–40 hours |
| Story with lighter difficulty | A few hours less than a normal run |
| Story plus most collectibles and secrets | 50–60 hours |
| Full 100 percent (with New Game+) | 60–70 hours |
The story itself is fairly linear, and you are usually pointed straight at your next objective, so you rarely lose time getting lost. That keeps a focused first run manageable even when you branch off to explore open regions for equipment and crafting materials.
How difficulty changes your hours
Difficulty has a direct effect on the completion clock, especially across two runs. The time ranges above assume normal difficulty, where fights are challenging but beatable on the first attempt most of the time.
If you push a harder difficulty and struggle, you will repeat many fights, and every repeated boss adds to the total. Dropping to Story difficulty has the opposite effect and can trim a few hours off, which helps if your main goal is just experiencing the narrative before starting New Game+.
How to confirm you hit 100 percent
You know the run is truly finished when all 46 achievements show as unlocked, and the last one to fall is almost always Reincarnated. If your list still shows a gap after a thorough first playthrough, that gap is the New Game+ requirement. Start a New Game+ file, play through to the end again, and Reincarnated unlocks on completion.
Note: because some collectibles and skills sit off the main path, double-check each region before you close it out. Advancing the story can permanently seal off earlier areas, so grab what you need in a location before you move on, then use the second run to clean up anything you missed the first time.
