What, to you, is completing a game?

[electronicgoat]

You can never truly beat a game yes you can get to the credits at the end but if you replay it there will be a aspect that is different so no game is truly ever beaten

What about the older games that everything happens in exactly the same way every time you play it? I can't think of any off the top of my head but there were ones

No. This has never been true for any game, even the RPG parody one where you only press one key. Each time, you are approaching the game slightly differently, and the play-session is always different. Not very different, but still.

 

[TheBadGamer]

Played from the beginning to end and see (if the game has one) the true/good ending of a game like what the Castlevanina games has.

Which Castlevania, the newest one?

Oops (just was my error) I meant games not game my bad, but what I meant was the metroidvania kind.

Hope that clears things up.

 

[Romblen]

When the credits roll. If you go on after the credits to do even more in the game, than that's just extra.

 

[Zeema]

Beating Main Quest and Side Missions and anything that relates to a story eg 'Dead Drops' in Infamous

 

[Brown Cap]

Playing until you see the credits roll.

 

[DustyDrB]

Finishing the main story.
I beat Red Dead Redemption, but I've only got 30 something percent of the achievements for it. It's still completed.

 

[RaNDM G]

It goes beyond finishing the story, but you've never truly beaten a game until you realize you've had enough.

 

[Eythan]

Played from the beginning to end and see (if the game has one) the true/good ending of a game like what the Castlevanina games has.

Which Castlevania, the newest one?

Oops (just was my error) I meant games not game my bad, but what I meant was the metroidvania kind.

Hope that clears things up.

Ahh ok it sure does XD

 

[Elsarild]

finishing the story.

 

[Denis00]

Really I don?t want to consider about the story of the game. I just want to complete all episodes of game.