Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn: All Main & Side Quests

Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn isn’t a very long soulslike, but just how many main and side quests can players expect? Here’s what you need to know.

Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is A44’s next big soulslike, and it’s impressing fans already. Of course, for those who are thinking of getting stuck in or those already halfway through, it’s important to know just how many missions there are. After all, there’s nothing worse than thinking you’ve almost beaten a game only to discover there are 30 more quests. Fortunately, we’ve compiled a complete list of all main and side quests in the game, as well as how long it takes to beat it.

All Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn Main Quests

There are 11 main quests in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn. These must be completed in order to see the credits roll, with each one taking, on average, an hour or so to complete. Of course, you’ll find some missions are longer, and some are shorter. Here are all the main quests in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn:

To Death’s Door
Survivor’s Guilt
From the Ashes
Battle Hardened
Defenders of the Living
Powder and Steel
The Enemy’s Grasp
No Longer Home
Divine Intervention
No Rest ‘til Dawn
Back Where You Belong

All Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn Side Quests

Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn’s side content is split into two categories: Side Quests and Sapper Quests. There are 9 Side Quests and 4 Sapper Quests, totaling 13 side missions. Sapper Quests are given to you by the NPCs that will join your camp, whereas Side Quests are more generic. They’re all completely optional, and doing them will add a few extra hours to the total runtime. Here are all the Side Quests and Sapper Quests in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn:

All Side Quests

To the Forgotten
Prizefight
A Shot in the Dark
Peacekeepers
When Duty Calls
No Rest for the Wicked
Ascension
To Turn the Tide
A Delayed Reunion

All Sapper Quests

In Safe Hands
Lost to Battle
Tempered Bonds
The Family Condition

How Long to Beat Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn

Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn will take you 14 hours to complete the main story and see the credits roll. If you want to do everything, including complete all side missions, it will take you 20 hours. This is a fairly short game, although around a similar length to Ashen, A44’s other game, which took players 20 hours to beat everything. There’s plenty more to explore here, so you could easily spend upwards of 30 hours if you want to visit every nook and cranny. However, we don’t really recommend it, as there’s not a lot to see or do in the open zones.

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