I’ve had varying times between 3 and 5 hours. One of my machines proved impossible to update and reverted to the original Windows 10 after 5 hours. That one is now on the back burner awaiting the further updates and whatever cunning ideas I can dream up to try in the meantime.
I do think it is a pity they couldn’t have split the update down into several updates and also not dished it out on the second Tuesday of the month when a stack of other updates always arrive.

Windows 10 Home user need the ability to download this sort of stuff in our own sweet time, rather than having it forced on us over a limited time period, but MS are having nothing of this. It means that my computer that won’t update is now about useless because if I switch it on it will start another 5 hours of nonsense then fail again. My only option is to disable Windows Updates altogether, which I have done.

Check the hardware requirements for the game (especially the graphics card requirements) against the hardware installed in your laptop. It may not be powerful enough for that game.
That’s all I can say because you haven’t said what model laptop it is or what error messages it shows.

Laptops are not ideal for the latest games anyway unless it’s a purpose-built gaming model.

Just because a game is compatible with Windows 10 doesn’t necessarily mean it’s also compatible with your hardware.

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