09-13-2016, 09:18 AM
I've only 100%'d 2 games (at least on Steam), Super Hexagon and Thomas Was Alone, and that's because they don't really have that much to them. I obtained all the collectibles in Psychonauts but there are a couple of achievements I still need to get. I would also consider that I've 100%'d World of Goo, although I did that on a non-Steam version. There are various other games (Puggsy, a couple of LoZ games, others I can't remember) but I don't have a list or anything.
I don't often 100% games, although I usually intend to eventually. However once I've finished the main game, I generally move onto something else and then consider the completion factor as replayability and a reason to come back later and maybe even replay the entire game (e.g. Bastion, Before the Echo, Jamestown). In some games I come back every now and again and chip away at it a little bit each time (e.g. VVVVVV, Super Meat Boy, Runner2).
Some games have the kind of thing like in Super Meat Boy, Lovely Planet and Dustforce where there's the "best" way to finish the level, by beating a certain speed or whatnot. These are things I do often persist in getting, especially in skill-based platformers (like the aforementioned 3 games).
I don't often 100% games, although I usually intend to eventually. However once I've finished the main game, I generally move onto something else and then consider the completion factor as replayability and a reason to come back later and maybe even replay the entire game (e.g. Bastion, Before the Echo, Jamestown). In some games I come back every now and again and chip away at it a little bit each time (e.g. VVVVVV, Super Meat Boy, Runner2).
Some games have the kind of thing like in Super Meat Boy, Lovely Planet and Dustforce where there's the "best" way to finish the level, by beating a certain speed or whatnot. These are things I do often persist in getting, especially in skill-based platformers (like the aforementioned 3 games).