Last of Us 2 is PS4's most completed game. Red Dead Redemption 2 at the bottom of the list.

The Last of Us Part 2 can be completed anywhere between 20 and 40 hours depending on how much time you take within its world and if you try to get as many of the goals needed to grab yourself the platinum, even though it will take another playthrough to get them all. Getting to the end of the title’s story, even just once, will see you granted the “What I Had to Do” trophy where you will also see how rare this is compared with other players. In this screenshot provided by ungeek, you’ll notice that 58% of gamers have obtained it meaning that compared to the likes of God of War and Final Fantasy VII Remake who has a 51.8% and 53.3% rate of completion, The Last of Us Part 2 overtakes it by quite a bit. Even the hard-hitting and popular PS4 titles such as Days Gone and Horizon Zero Dawn have only managed to gain a completion rate of around 34%.

For comparison, check out the completion rates of other PS4 games:

• Final Fantasy VII Remake – 53.3%
• God of War – 51.8%
• Marvel’s Spider-Man – 50.7%
• Uncharted: The Lost Legacy – 50.3%
• Detroit: Become Human – 49%
• Ghost of Tsushima – 38.2%
• Horizon Zero Dawn – 34.5%
• Days Gone – 34%
• Death Stranding – 29.3%
• Red Dead Redemption II – 28.6%

At the bottom of the leader board, Death Stranding sits at 29.3% with Red Dead Redemption II coming in last at 28.6%. This is, of course, at this time of writing and these numbers will vary over time, not to mention that other PlayStation 4 titles aren’t included in the list and these are also only based on the trophies given for completing the story of each game. Regardless, even with The Last of Us Part 2′s complex and uncompromising storyline, this didn’t turn a lot of players off amidst the criticism and they felt compelled to see the story through.

https://www.dualshockers.com/the-last-of-us-part-ii-most-completed-ps4-game/

Lol, taking this with a grain of salt, but it looks there is merit to it. If you are basing it off of the trophy you get for completing the story, which most games I've played have (needs online to upload that info though). I'm not surprised by Red Dead's completion rate. I think a lot of people found the game to be boring. It is pretty interesting how a lot of people don't actually finish their campaigns. And I'm not surprised by that. Your thoughts, SW? Do you find this believable? How often do you finish your games?

Congrats to TLoU2! Amazing game would not be surprised if it won many GoTY this year. too bad for God of War though I will be honest, I never completed God of War.

Still installed but, currently platinuming all FF that is on PS4, backlogs keep piling and I preordered 13 sentinels aegis rims and I have some asia english imports that I didn't even open... I will get to it some day.

The longer the game the lower the completion rate. I think long games are no longer as viable especially when most gamers don't complete.

It deserves it because it told a really strong unexpected, and emotional story. I'm not embarrassed to say that I love this game, especially after thinking about it a lot and trying out the Encounters mode for hours.

I've finished all the games listed

I've platinumed these -

• God of War
• Spider-Man
• Uncharted TLL
• Ghost of Tsushima
• Horizon Zero Dawn
• Days Gone

I remember Detroit Become Human being over 60% before it was on PS+

Well, I mean, TLoU2 is a pretty long game comparatively speaking, but it's also extremely engaging. It never gets boring. To that end, it's not surprising that so many people are completing it.

@SolidGame_basic:

For adventure games like Last of Us: like once every few months. Maybe 5 or 8, I dunno.... It depends on the game and how much I like it. I finished FFVIIR 3 times already.

It actually always surprises me that people will fork out $20-$60+ for a game and only half finish them. I mean... it takes me a while to complete a game with the amount of actual gaming time I have, still working through Ghost, but I almost always finish them. This entire gen, the only games I haven't completed are MGS V because I got bored and Ace Combat 7 as I haven't gotten around to continuing it.

Some of the best gameplay of any game this gen.

One of the only games this gen i even cared getting the plat trophy and that's only because the gameplay (in a movie game, imagine that) was so damn tight.

This article shows that the mentally ill (as Neil calls em) haters who shit on the whole game because of 1 death and a character don't know wtf they're talking about. I really do hope that their next game is as engaging as TLOU2. Of all the games released this generation, this is easily (followed by RDR2) the one that i was the most engaged with the story wanting to know what's next, so when i hear the usual "story was a complete trainwreck" i have no idead wtf these people are all about.

Just further cements Sony's games as easy, short & for casuals, in other words not worth the asking price.

TCHBO.

Holy ****. This is low. Is this really where we've gotten too? Some of you might even be embarrassed to admit that they liked a game because so many neckbeards were shitting on it? Sweet baby Jesus 😫😫😫wtf.

Very fragile world we live in.

Makes sense, RDR2 is like 80 hours, TLOU2 is like 20-25.

Lol. Play the game on Grounded then try to argue it's easy.

Your fanbase is playing it on easy which makes them casuals, my point still stands.

Makes sense not only due to game length but also the fervour over the story aspect of the game. I imagine that a number of people wanted to see how it all played out for themselves.

To be fair, there's a crapton of things to do in RDR2. Most people probably got lost and gave up.

no way you're finishing TLOU2 in 20 on hard. Anyone who plays on easy is a filthy casual.

Wait, does it say that somewhere? Not saying it doesn't, I just don't see it.

Ok.

source?

I can imagine @i_p_daily being scared as shit when he encounters the Infected lol

everybody was probably playing and playing hoping it would get better or that the ending would save it but it never did lol

Hoping to play TLOU 2 in next six months :)

Amazing gameplay. One of the best.

I'm very happy with the latest modifications, updates made to the game. Now waiting for it to go on a nifty sale.

So it's either hard or easy mode? Nothing in between? I play most games on normal/medium.

How low are you waiting for? Sony has a sale right now for $49.99.

Much lesser. Around 20-25 ish.

short games? these are just story not side quest

hzd 60 hours story

days gone 60 hours story

spiderman 20 hours story

last of us 2 20 hours story

god of war 20 hours story

death stranded 40-60 hours

red dead 40-60 hours

so red dead is a short game then

sony has not a made a short game this gen they been huge open worlds.

20 hours is not short.

gears 5 is 11 hours

crackdown 3 12 hours

oni 8 hours

thses are short games.

Can't believe only 28% finished red dead 2 and 34% horizon.

Not surprised.

Most gamers, especially here, have an ADHD quality to them where they have to play multiple games at a time. You see this a lot from posters who reference their backlog and lack of space on hard rives.

Games get started, never to get finished.

Over 50% is insanely good. Even games I don’t hate on I may not even finish. So maybe people were hating the story as they played it but the game itself was still rock solid.

Sony Game give players more value than xbox and third party games. People are actually beating them confirmed.

It's because Abby's a compelling character.

@uninspiredcup: RIP

Lol. Yeah I didn't complete RDR2.

In fact I haven't completed a R* game since Vice City.

I never beat RDR2 either. I made it to chapter 4 and got bored with it and moved on to other games.

TLOU2 was okay for the most part but, I really really enjoy Ghost of Tsushima way more then any Sony game I played this year. I do hope GoT gets the respect it deserves more so than TLOU2.

RDR2, I'm still playing it on PC to this day and enjoying the view of the world cause there's shittons to do in the Western world of 1899. My soon to be 3070 would no doubt give me any trouble playing it higher settings.

MS, SP campaign + competitive MP = good value

Sony, SP campaign only = less value

MS, gives away 4 games = good value

Sony, gives away 2 games = less value

Just stating the facts bro.

Sooo people are more prone to finish short story driven games than huge open worlds ones? Shocking!!!

Also I loved rdr2 for the first 20-30 hours then I moved one and never got back to it!

Source? the stats are the source, you think all these people are playing on the hardest difficulty and finishing it LOL.

Sony has the highest casual count of any console, they're not finishing it on hard.

Hey unsolid i deal with you all the time and you're one of the most infected cows on here :)

Besides that i play hard TPS like Remnant from the Ashes, harder than TLOU2 easily, and a much better game with better gameplay, and no characters raging because of the roids LMFAO.

lol it's funny how people thought the game was boring. I initially had the same experience, but recently gave it another go and enjoyed it. But Rockstar definitely needs to make the gameplay more interesting.

Yeah, but....couldn't they be finishing on normal? I mean, normal mode isn't exactly easy either, dude.

C'mon lets be real here, PS4 is the casuals box of choice, you can't deny that because it has the most gamers. Now i'm not saying people haven't finished it on hard or even normal, but the majority would have on easy.

On a side note, just because you find the normal difficulty hard it doesn't mean others do. If you like TPS (and you're not just fangirling because its a Sony game) then you should try Remnant From the Ashes and see how hard you find that game on normal.

Also is there a trophy for beating it on the hardest difficulty? if so then the stats wouldn't be hard to find the % of people who have done it.

Proof that RDR 2 has taken the open-world genre too far.

Reel it in, developers. Smaller worlds, more detail, and better quests/missions.

What did you think of the hunting system?

@biggest_loser: I didn't get in depth with getting rewards, but I loved the wild life. It really added to the realism. The environment is the best thing about that game.

But its open world. Is it really important that people don't finish these games? If there's dozens of hours just in exploration and quality side quests, why being worried about the main story? I played Fallout 4 for like 330h or something ridiculous, but didin't get further than quest where you visit/take over the fort for the first time. If the open world is varied and immersive (something that most devs are unable to produce), it doesn't matter if you beat the main story or not, because you can still have A LOT of quality things to do on the side.