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In this context it means it's considered to be the best version /of the game/ (when comparing available versions); the version which effectively defines the named game, incorporating all the aspects of gameplay that make it the best experience, likely meaning the most enjoyable & closest to the designers' vision for the game. It doesn't generally imply all inclusive of any extras which might be available separately.
Perhaps there's confusion as some games are available in packages that bundle game with any available dlc & other extras such as soundtrack, artwork etc. If a game package is itself described as the definitive package you could argue you'd expect that to contain all possible extras. Not so much when definitive is just applied to the game. Context (in respect of what is being defined) is important.