Russian analogue of “completely cleared computer game”

Question

Sometimes computer game may contain main part and several extra things/possibilities for player. So there is a difference between "I've finished that game" and "I've completely cleared/beat that game". Second one implies that you have finished all extra quests, gathered all items etc (depends on game). I know 2 such expression:

1. Completely cleared/beat game. As explained above, to say this you should complete all quests, collect all items, get all gold medals etc.
2. 1CC (one-credit-clear). That means you have finished game without continuing at all (or using just one live).

In Russian "пройти игру" и "полностью пройти игру" still stands for simple completing of the game. Is there any short expression analogue for complete game clearing?

Answer 1

There are several cases:

• "100% прохождение" for in-game messages and most of official translations
• "полное прохождение" for walkthrough articles

In all cases complete better to specify explicitly.

Answer 2

no equal translation in official russian.
however it is possible to hear something like this:

-- Ты вчера играл в "game", как прошел ?
-- Вычистил все.

Answer 3

Закончил игр*ать* would mean finish the game (finished playing, to be precise)

Закончил игр*у* means cleared the game not necessarily beat the game; could be lost as well).