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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A feature created to improve the replayability of some games. Some games are designed so you can reach 100% Completion in one go, but some others don't make everything the game has to offer available until you've beaten the game (that is, seen the credits) at least once. This is very common in Role Playing Games and games with levels, but it can appear in every genre. |