I've seen a few reviews on this game it looks great. I have a few questions about it though. Howlong does it take to get to each collosi and is there anything to do in between going to the collosi and actually fighting one? Does this game have a lot of replay value?

All you're really doing between each colossi is adventuring to find it and then doing whatever platforming segment it takes to get to it.

And I haven't actually beaten the game yet, but I've heard that when you beat the game, your stamina is increased, eventually allowing you to climb a building and reach a secret or something.

And I haven't actually beaten the game yet, but I've heard that when you beat the game, your stamina is increased, eventually allowing you to climb a building and reach a secret or something."

I bought the game a few years ago and was VERY unimpressed. It's really boring inbetween colossi and I never found myself caring about the story either. I'd still say to give it a try seeing as to how you can probably pick it up for around ten dollars and it must have received great review scores for a reason.

One of the greatest games of all time.

In between the Collossi it was never boring for me.  I knew all there was to do was just beat Collossi after Collossi, so I never even bothered thinking about it.  Fighting the Collossi is amazing, and quite a few of them are very memorable.  It's one of my favurite games of all time, and it's something no one should miss.

Howlong does it take to get to each collosi

and is there anything to do in between going to the collosi and actually fighting one?

Does this game have a lot of replay value?

People fawn over this game for good reason: it's wonderful. It even tugs at your heart strings, if you stop and think about what you're doing: traversing a beautiful landscape just to hunt down and destroy creatures that are minding their own business, and don't seem to be hurting anything.

Don't worry about getting bored. You'll most likely walk away from the experience feeling anything but.