South Park: The Fractured But Whole

1. Sophial

   Jan 17, 2020

   10

   I absolutely love this game. I play with easy mode because I'm terrible at every video game but Mario kart, but it's still extremely fun andI absolutely love this game. I play with easy mode because I'm terrible at every video game but Mario kart, but it's still extremely fun and it really feels like I am just part of a really long South Park episode. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who likes South Park.… Expand

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2. john000champ

   Apr 24, 2019

   10

   One of the best game.
   Few changes from previous game, but that's a good thing.

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4. Delchiaro84

   Apr 19, 2023

   9

   excelente juego y da mucha risa. La dinasmicas y jugabilidad son mas que buenos.

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5. AlphaNerdGk

   Jun 3, 2018

   8

   When Ubisoft and the creators of South Park first teamed up to create a video game, the result was surprisingly fun to play. The sequel, SouthWhen Ubisoft and the creators of South Park first teamed up to create a video game, the result was surprisingly fun to play. The sequel, South Park: The Fractured but Whole, is even better. The simplistic gameplay and humorous story were both improved on without taking away any of the charm that the Stick of Truth had.
   For the most part, the gameplay is very similar to that of the Stick of Truth, but with a few enhancements. The main character is still the new kid. This time, the new kid is the latest super hero going through initiation in Cartman’s group, Coon and Friends. The kids eventually start calling the new kid “Butt Lord” since the source of power is from reality altering farts. Each of the kids have their own alter-egos as well. Cartman tasks the new kid with going around and gaining followers on ‘Coonstagram’ in order to get money to fund a series of movies and Netflix shows that are a close parallel to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The new kid gets followers by taking selfies with them. Cartman’s idea is that if Coon and Friends can get more followers than their rivals, The Freedom Pals, they can fund their theatric franchises.
   The fictional small mountain town is more or less the same as it was in Stick of Truth. There is a fast travel system that features Jimmy as his super hero alter-ego, Fastpass, instead of Timmy. Many of the locations featured in the show are here as well. Memorable spots like City Wok, South Park Elementary, and Stark’s Pond are there for the band of fourth graders to explore. Oh, and Cartman’s house is still the base of operations for the group of troublesome kids; the only difference is this time they hang out in the basement and not the backyard. Cartman’s basement looks like a very shoddy Batcave, which is what you would expect from a 9 year old.
   The gear in South Park: The Fractured but Whole has no impact on gameplay. The clothing is all cosmetic whereas in Stick of Truth it boosted character stats. While the apparel doesn’t it effect game play, it adds unique character customization because you can wear a costume that makes sense for your class choices. The character enhancements in Fractured but Whole come from the Artifacts that can be equipped. These trinkets can be found or crafted and usually consist of a few random items cobbled together by children with vivid imaginations. They increase party health, make status effects more potent, or increase critical damage to name a few buffs they provide. Also, as the new kid gains new classes, more combat abilities are added and they can be swapped out at any time.
   The combat system in Stick of Truth, in my opinion, left a lot to be desired. In South Park: The Fractured but Whole, the whole system was scrapped and a new one was put in it’s place. The battle’s now feature up to 4 characters at a time, including the new kid. A grid system was also introduced where abilities can be used in a wide variety or patterns. Some attacks can only be used left or right, some are in a X pattern, and others are deployed in an area of effect to name a few. Some of the abilities featured damage over time effects and others have knockback. I found there were a few kids that had AoE attacks, and i favored them the most as they had the most versatility in combat.
   The dialogue in South Park: The Fractured but Whole is as good as any episodes of the show have been. The one large difference is the level of swearing in the game is off the charts. When walking around town, the New Kid can slap or fart on just about everyone. In return, these people usually drop F-bombs at the New Kid, or draw comparisons between Mr. Hankey and the New Kid. There is a lot of swearing in this game.The story line is basically straightforward, but there are occasions where it becomes a bit convoluted. One example where the story comes a bit unraveled is when Cartman goes over the New Kid’s origin story which is added upon and changed slightly every time the New Kid adds a new class to the character sheet. The origin story changes a few times throughout the game, but always has some key themes. Thematically, this make sense as the story is being told by a group of 9 year olds with vivid imaginations.
   South Park: The Fractured but Whole is an enjoyable game that is good for gameplay and for laughs alike. If you are a fan of the show, I highly recommend getting this game, Mmkay. If you plan on getting it for the Nintendo Switch, you may want to wait until the latest patch is released though. This game will have you laughing the entire time you play it. I give it a 8 out of 10.… Expand

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6. JAG7

   Apr 20, 2023

   8

   Good game. The humor is on point, characteristical of the tv series. Storywise is ok, a little outlandish: drug cartel that extracts cat peeGood game. The humor is on point, characteristical of the tv series. Storywise is ok, a little outlandish: drug cartel that extracts cat pee in order to design its drugs. The gameplay is very repetitive and ends up being really boring. Also you cannot skip cutscenes. The loading times between areas and in battles is pretty annoying after a while. I had to forced myself to finish. Some fights are unfair, tedious and cheap. You should pay attention to your character’s upgrade system. It’s not a bad game, just repetitive.… Expand

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7. gabrielgv

   May 3, 2020

   8

   Fantastic gameplay, I bought thinking in a very fun story RPG. I never thought the game would have an amazing combat experience.
   It is so niceFantastic gameplay, I bought thinking in a very fun story RPG. I never thought the game would have an amazing combat experience.
   It is so nice to combat that you almost feel amazed about side quests and nonsense combats.… Expand

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8. BreakingBadBR

   Feb 11, 2021

   0

   Essa continuação é podre. Infinitamente inferior ao primeiro jogo ssg

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