Seen the End of GTA 5? Probably Not. Here's 15 Good Games We Tend Not to Finish

Table of Contents

• Seen the End of GTA 5? Probably Not. Here's 15 Good Games We Tend Not to Finish
• The Technomancer
• Torment: Tides of Numenera
• Divinity: Original Sin II
• Styx: Shards of Darkness
• Dishonored 2
• Assassin's Creed Origins
• Deus Ex: Human Revolution
• Remember Me
• Grand Theft Auto V
• Red Dead Redemption II
• God of War
• Metro Exodus
• Death Stranding
• Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare

Grand Theft Auto V

Release date: September 17, 2013(7th gen), November 18, 2014 (8th gen), April 14, 2015 (PC)

I'll be honest with you – I was surprised by such poor completion stats of Grand Theft Auto V's story campaign. The game has not disappeared from the top charts for several years now, usually placing near the constantly changing leaders, it has been purchased by many millions of people, and only a fifth of buyers have actually finished it. I think there could be two reasons for this.

The first involves the bans that Rockstar likes to resort to when dealing with cheating gamers in multiplayer mode. I admit that this hypothesis may be a bit of a stretch – after all, no one in their right mind would constantly try to cheat and go buy a new copy of the game each time they get banned (and spending a small fortune in the process). It seems to me that in this case we are dealing with the so-called flock effect, originating from the reputation the brand enjoys and the fact that GTA V is indeed a great game. How could you miss it?! But perhaps something entirely else is going on here?