Once you’ve landed, it’s an easy walk to the dungeon, which you can find right here. (Note: You can only enter at night.)

I don’t want to say much more about what you’ll find there, other than the fact that it’s one of the most frustrating, satisfying experiences I’ve ever had in a video game. There are no monsters or battles—only puzzles and platforming—and the level design is brilliant. It took me around five hours to beat. Five hours of precise jumps, gravity-bending puzzles, and brief breaks because my hands were starting to hurt.

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Worth noting: You’re not done until you’ve reached the roof. You’ll get some good items along the way. Another tip: Turn off the HUD for a way better experience. (Your map won’t work, anyway, so there’s no reason to keep it on.)

Once you beat Final Fantasy XV, make the Pitioss Ruins one of your first stops. Unless you hate platforming. Then you should probably stay away.