Determining when a game is complete is the subject of a great debate that will never have a conclusion. The reason being, of course, is that this is a subjective measure and everyone is different and wants different things from their games. Never has this been more pertinent to my gaming experience than now, having completed Super Mario Odyssey.
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Pretty much it’s done until one gets bored with the game. I try to finish the story at least, but even then I often don’t.
Plus some games have a multiplayer that can get a lot of my attention.
When I say it is
I've just cleared every level in Mario Odyssey 100% and got 999 moons and very item of clothing got... And I'd still give it 8/10 ... Missing lots for a die hard fan