Top 20 Most Completed Video Games Of 2024

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For this list, we dove into the stats over on HowLongToBeat to determine the most completed games of 2024. And by "completed," we don’t just mean games people finished – we’re talking about those they tackled with relentless determination, unlocking every achievement, finding every secret, and pushing for that elusive 100% completion.

Now, if you were actually searching for the unfinished games of 2024 (you know, the ones you bailed on halfway through), don’t worry – we’ve got your back there, too. In fact, some of the titles might overlap with this list… funny how that works, huh?

20. The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

Ah, Zelda. A name synonymous with epic quests, puzzles that defy logic, and enemies that make you question your life choices. Echoes of Wisdom might just be the crown jewel of 2024 when it comes to “completing” a game. We're talking all-out exploration of dungeons, defeating every single mini-boss that stands in your way, and uncovering secrets hidden in every nook and cranny of the vast world. And let's not forget about the puzzles. Good luck solving all those. If you’ve somehow managed to finish this one 100%, we salute you. Because, much like your endless journey to find that last Korok seed, the quest for completion is never truly over. | © Nintendo

19. Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown

The Prince is back, but this time, he’s got a whole new crown to find – and you’ve got a whole new set of challenges to tackle. The Lost Crown is a beautiful return to the Prince of Persia formula, but with an added twist of complexity and collectibles. If you think you’re just going to breeze through the platforming and puzzling, think again – every nook has a secret, every rooftop a challenge, and every time you think you’re done, another treasure chest beckons. It’s a game that demands completion, and if you’ve got the patience (and the skills) to finish everything, you’ll be rewarded with a sense of achievement only those who’ve truly “completed” it can understand. | © Ubisoft

18. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

Some games let you play through the story and call it a day. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth? Not so much. This epic RPG is all about diving deep into side quests, mini-games, and that all-important completion percentage. From battling bizarre enemies to engaging in oddly addictive side activities (we’re looking at you, cabaret clubs and gambling), this game pushes you to see everything. It’s a game that dares you to finish everything, and when you finally take down that last over-the-top boss or complete that wild mini-game marathon, you’ll feel like you’ve truly earned your “completed” badge of honor. | © SEGA

17. Animal Well

Imagine if a game could make you feel both relaxed and stressed out at the same time – that’s Animal Well. This enigmatic puzzle platformer isn’t just about finishing the levels; it’s about uncovering hidden truths and diving deeper into the world’s obscure mysteries. It’s the kind of game that keeps you coming back, checking under every rock and behind every door for that next tantalizing clue. Completion isn’t just about reaching the end – it's about truly understanding the cryptic narrative and unraveling everything this game has to offer, bit by bit. If you’ve “completed” it, you’ve earned a badge of honor and probably a few new existential questions to ponder. | © Shared Memory

16. Metaphor: ReFantazio

Metaphor: ReFantazio knows what it’s doing – it lures you into a rich, story-driven world with its beautifully executed turn-based combat and jaw-dropping visuals, and then says, “Hey, why not explore everything?” Whether you’re carefully managing your party’s growth, discovering intricate lore, or attempting to finish every side quest (good luck with that), Metaphor is all about pushing the boundaries of completion. And don’t even think about rushing through the main story – there’s a ton of extra content that’s practically begging to be unlocked. If you’ve completed this one, you deserve a medal, or at least a round of applause for the effort. | © ATLUS

15. Stellar Blade

In Stellar Blade, completion feels like an art form. This visually stunning action RPG takes you through jaw-dropping environments, each begging to be explored to the fullest. Completing this game isn’t just about defeating the massive, cinematic bosses (though they’re incredible); it’s about unraveling the emotional narrative, upgrading your character to perfection, and maybe spending a little too long admiring the breathtaking landscapes. If you’ve managed to complete every side quest and max out every stat, congrats – you’re officially a completionist with an eye for beauty and a heart for epic storytelling. | © Sony Interactive Entertainment

14. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

What’s more satisfying than finishing an Indiana Jones adventure? Completing everything the game has to offer, of course. The Great Circle throws you into 1937 with ancient mysteries, globe-trotting escapades, and Nazi-punching galore. But this isn’t just about stopping the bad guys – it’s about uncovering every artifact, solving every cryptic puzzle, and squeezing every drop of adventure out of Indy’s whip-wielding escapades. If you’ve checked every box in this one, you deserve your own museum exhibit. Just don’t let it fall into the wrong hands. | © Bethesda Softworks

13. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

It wouldn’t be a Call of Duty game if it didn’t demand some serious grind for completion. Black Ops 6 goes beyond its blockbuster campaign to offer multiplayer achievements, endless customization options, and a Zombies mode that’s practically its own game. Finishing the story is one thing, but if you’ve conquered every prestige level, found every collectible, and survived the higher difficulty modes without rage-quitting, you’re basically a legend. Now go celebrate that 100% completion with some well-earned tactical gear. | © Activision

12. Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2

In Space Marine 2, completion isn’t just a checklist – it’s a crusade. This brutal, fast-paced action game challenges you to annihilate endless waves of Tyranids and explore every inch of its grimdark universe. To truly complete this game, you’ll need to master its exhilarating combat system, finish every side mission, and probably memorize a little Latin along the way. And if you’ve unlocked all the achievements, including the one for flawless executions, you’re officially an Emperor’s Champion. Ave Imperator! | © Focus Entertainment

11. Black Myth: Wukong

Mastering Black Myth: Wukong is no small feat. This visually dazzling action RPG based on Journey to the West tests your skills with complex enemies and intricate boss battles. But true completion means uncovering every secret, mastering every transformation, and fully embracing the mythological world it offers. If you’ve reached the end and collected every last shred of lore, you’ve not only completed the game – you’ve earned the Monkey King’s approval. Cue the celestial applause. | © Game Science

10. Still Wakes the Deep

If you thought surviving on an oil rig was intense, wait until you try completing Still Wakes the Deep. This atmospheric horror game keeps you on edge with its gripping story and heart-pounding moments. But completing it? That’s a whole new challenge. From exploring every dark corner to finding hidden lore, this game rewards the bold and the curious. And when you finally piece together every fragment of its haunting mystery, you’ll be left with chills and the satisfaction of a job well done. Just don’t turn off the lights. | © The Chinese Room

9. Little Kitty, Big City

Little Kitty, Big City is proof that you don’t need to save the world to have a blast completing a game. In this whimsical adventure, you play as a mischievous feline exploring a sprawling urban playground. True completionists will delight in tracking down every collectible, mastering every playful trick, and causing just the right amount of chaos in this charming world. If you’ve checked every box in this adorable escapade, congratulations – you’re the cat’s meow. | © Double Dagger Studio

8. Dragon’s Dogma 2

Dragon’s Dogma 2 is an RPG lover’s dream, and completing it is nothing short of an epic journey. From taming deadly beasts to unraveling its intricate storylines, this game demands your full attention. And if you’re aiming for 100%, expect to dive into countless side quests, upgrade every piece of gear, and maybe even discover a few secrets the developers tucked away just for the most dedicated players. Completing this one isn’t just a badge of honor – it’s a testament to your adventurous spirit. | © Capcom

7. Mouthwashing

Mouthwashing is a horror game about the crew of a stranded space freighter and their doomed attempts to survive their circumstances – and each other. Finishing the game is a pretty harrowing experience. Completing it, on the other hand, can be a hilarious one! If you're into gallows humor, that is. Still, anyone who has played the game themselves can understand why players would want the full Mouthwashing experience. | © Wrong Organ

6. Balatro

Balatro is where poker meets chaos, and completing it is like pulling off a perfect bluff against the universe. This roguelike deckbuilder doesn’t just want you to win – it wants you to experiment, discover game-changing combos, and revel in the wild unpredictability of its mechanics. Mastering every challenge and unlocking all its secrets will keep you coming back for “just one more hand.” If you’ve beaten it completely, you’ve truly gambled and won in the game of life. | © Playstack

5. Silent Hill 2

Few games have the haunting power of Silent Hill 2, and completing this remake is a psychological endurance test. From uncovering the deeply unsettling secrets of James Sunderland’s journey to deciphering every cryptic puzzle in that eerie fog-covered town, it’s a masterclass in creepy completion. True fans know the real challenge lies in unlocking all the endings, including the delightfully bizarre ones. If you’ve conquered every moment of this nightmare and lived to tell the tale, you deserve a break – preferably in a well-lit room. | © Konami

4. Senua's Saga: Hellblade II

If you thought the first Hellblade was intense, Senua’s Saga takes things to a whole new level. This isn’t just a game – it’s an emotional odyssey, and completing it means experiencing every ounce of its jaw-dropping visuals, heart-wrenching story, and mind-bending puzzles. It’s a game that asks for your complete attention and rewards you with moments of sheer brilliance. To the brave souls who’ve explored every hidden detail and emerged victorious from Senua’s trials, we salute you. | © Ninja Theory

3. Astro Bot

Astro Bot proves that you don’t need high-stakes drama to create a game worth completing. This cheerful platformer is packed with charm, clever level design, and enough collectibles to keep even the most dedicated completionist busy. Whether you’re rescuing bots, exploring hidden paths, or just soaking in the sheer joy of its creative gameplay, this game is a pure delight. If you’ve done it all, give yourself a high-five – you’re officially Astro’s best friend. | © Sony Interactive Entertainment

2. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

Square Enix knows how to keep us hooked, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is no exception. With its sprawling world, unforgettable characters, and countless side quests, this game redefines the meaning of completion. Hunting for ultimate weapons, mastering materia, and defeating optional bosses like a pro? That’s just the beginning. Completing every moment of this epic RPG is a badge of honor, proving you’ve walked every step of Cloud and company’s incredible journey. | © Square Enix

1. Persona 3 Reload

For fans of turn-based RPGs, Persona 3 Reload is the holy grail of completion. Managing your social links, acing every school exam, and exploring the labyrinthine Tartarus is just the tip of the iceberg. To truly complete this masterpiece, you’ll need to max out every character relationship, fuse the ultimate personas, and maybe even finish that burger challenge. If you’ve done it all, you’ve not only mastered the game – you’ve mastered time management itself. | © Atlus