Really great game of your a fan of the south park franchise. Amazing story funny and stupid. Grmazing all around 9/10

Wrecked 'em.

Deep RPG systems; Character progression is great; Visually stunning

Battles can get repetitive; Is a bit easy; Outstays its welcome a tad

A surprisingly deep and customisable role-player, wrapped in an enjoyable but unremarkable episode of South Park.

Combat has become one of the game's biggest positives, even if it does still feel heavily inspired by other titles; Some truly excellent boss battles with imaginative twists on combat

Story feels a little weak in comparison to the barmy Stick Of Truth; Superhero theme feels like a missed opportunity

Ubisoft San Francisco's South Park: The Fractured But Whole is about as basic a port as we'll likely ever get on the Nintendo Switch. Those coming in expecting a slew of Switch-specific features may be disappointed, but what's here is still portable South Park - something a lot of us were clawing...

South Park: The Fractured But Whole doesn't remake the wheel that The Stick of Truth crafted so well. The first game made for a near perfect South Park experience, with bare bones RPG elements to make it all work.

The first game was based on popular culture at the time and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy was still a big thing, even though the game spent nigh-on five years in development. Much like the TV show, there were parodies and social commentary on politics of the time, which was all wrapped up in The...