5 PlayStation Games With Surprisingly Low Completion Rates

It’s finding the perfect balance that’s the hard part, and something must devs tend to miscalculate.

It takes a lot for a game to keep its players engaged from beginning to end without faltering.

And filler content, including lengthy side quests and monologues, isn’t always the answer.

But there was a problem.

Oh, and having a ridiculous amount of grinding involved didn’t exactly help, either.

Even still, a 28.6% average completion rate isn’t much to brag about really.

Or, at least it is for 29.8% of people who have played through it.

It takes sacrifice, and a whole lot of persistence to see it through to its natural conclusion.

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