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South Park: The Stick of Truth
From the perilous battlefields of the fourth-grade playground, a young hero will rise, destined to be South Park’s savior. From the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, comes an epic quest to become… cool. Introducing South Park: The Stick of Truth.You begin as the new kid in town facing a harrowing challenge: making friends. As you...
Details
- Released
- March 3, 2014
- Developer
- Obsidian Entertainment
- Genres
- Action · Role-playing (RPG) · Strategy · Adventure · Open world
- Publisher
- Ubisoft Entertainment
How it plays
Time to beat · 7 player times (IGDB)
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South Park: The Stick of Truth Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
It’s here, and may well bring the end of all gaming as we know it. Leaving us all cowering in the dark... scrawling game screen pictures in the dirt with a
“Obsidian Entertainment delivers one of its best-ever efforts in South Park: The Stick of Truth, even if the game doesn't quite stick the landing.”
For fans of both South Park and RPG's this is a must play. For everyone else, I'd recommend it thoroughly.
Maybe this just says more about me and my sense of humour, but I had a fantastic time with the game. Being “the new kid” and trying to fit in is also a theme a lot of people can relate to, and finding humour in it is probably the best way to look back at our experiences of it. Our own reality is probably a lot less exciting than what you find in snowy South Park, but The Stick of Truth provides an excellent forum for some social commentary while giving you an actual game to play. The RPG elements hold up their end of the bargain and the production values lifted right off of the show will m…
If you’re coming into South Park: The Stick of Truth hoping for a deep RPG experience, you’ll sadly be disappointed. The true joy comes from the South Park universe, seeing and interacting with these notorious characters within their notorious town. It’s shocking, funny, and a wonderfully crafted South Park game but a mediocre RPG title.
In a genre of gaming often dominated by Japanese productions, it's a different experience to play a product that is indisputably, 100% messed-up Americana. Truly, there is nothing like it, for better or for worse.
As might be expected, South Park: The Stick of Truth is a fantastic game for South Park fans, perhaps less so for everyone else. If you're not a fan, feel free to knock a star off the score, as so much of what I like is down to setting and characters. Mechanically, there are some rough edges, like interacting with the environment or the inefficiency of selling a lot of items at once, and the combat could do with a little tweaking. However, when I mentioned earlier that it plays like an extended episode of the show, that should be a massive point in its favour. Possibly the best tie-in game, an...
Come on down to South Park, we're gonna have ourselves a time.Many people are aware of South Park. It's undeniably one of the most controversial TV shows around, and [...]
In its 17 years on our screens South Park has offended pretty much everyone with its caustic humour but its games have struggled to bottle the show’s comic magic.
With the release of the Fractured But Whole, you'll be able to get a free copy of The Stick of Truth upon purchase. But does it still hold up?