A good, solid action role-player and a fantastic South Park tie-in, with the same caustic wit and an unashamed embrace of video game and role-playing obsessions.

Perfectly mimics the look, sound, and humour of the show in a way few other licensed games ever do; Solid gameplay that is both accessible and consistently entertaining

Combat is a shameless copy of Paper Mario; The game's customisation options are wide but not particularly deep, with little difference in class types; Console versions are censored in Europe

I loved the constant south park easter eggs and references dating way back to season 1. It was fun old schol RPG action with tons of references and in jokes poking fun at modern rpg tropes.

This game is a hilarious tribute to all things South Park, and it also does a fine job of sending up the video game tropes it relies on for its solid gameplay.

Challenging; Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics

No Online Play; Poor/No Multiplayer Mode

Back in 1998, the first trailers for South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut touted millions of dollars spent on cutting-edge technology just to bring Cartman to life to do his little German dance. South Park: The Stick of Truth feels like a game trying to take that joke to its ultimate conclusion.

One of the best licensed games ever. It is hard to get something right again if it has a previous adaptation. But this game hits it out of the park. If you ever watched South Park, you are gonna love this game. The game is funny. The turn based combat system is extremely refined.

This game fully captures the humor and fun of the show perfectly including the animation style. Filled full of jokes and easter eggs for long time fans of the show but also very funny in its own right, its basically a new season of South Park that you can interact with.

There have been a lot of South Park games over the years and they've been mostly miserable, but The Stick of Truth is not only a great homage to the entire existing series, it is also a delightfully hilarious, enjoyable, and at times, challenging RPG adventure that I would stack up with anything...

Positives Authentic use of South Park license Endless insider jokes for diehard fans Competent turn-based RPG system 20+ hour story with replay potential Brilliant interface and map system

Negatives Numerous load screens are annoying for a PC release, no way to escape out of combat once triggered; If you are under 17 your parents will ground you if they catch you with this "very raunchy" game...or at least they should

Stick of Truth is South Park's Arkham Asylum--a triumph of a licensed game that manages to fit in line with the franchise while paving new ground in gaming. In this case, the new ground is dick jokes--still, innovation is innovation.

Fantastically funny story; Deep customization options; Visual style that makes it look just like the show

Gameplay is a little basic; Combat gets repetitive by the end