South Park: The Fractured but Whole
Original title: South Park: The Fractured But Whole
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8.4/10
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Delve into the crime-ridden underbelly of South Park as the New Kid to battle the forces of evil while Coon strives to make his team the most beloved superheroes in history.Delve into the crime-ridden underbelly of South Park as the New Kid to battle the forces of evil while Coon strives to make his team the most beloved superheroes in history.Delve into the crime-ridden underbelly of South Park as the New Kid to battle the forces of evil while Coon strives to make his team the most beloved superheroes in history.
Trey Parker
- Stan Marsh
- (voice)
- …
Matt Stone
- Kyle Broflovski
- (voice)
- …
April Stewart
- Wendy Testaburger
- (voice)
- …
Mona Marshall
- Sheila Broflovski
- (voice)
- …
Adrien Beard
- Token Black
- (voice)
- …
Ron Bommer
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
Kevin Clay
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
John Garry
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
Gabe Gibbs
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
John 'Nancy' Hansen
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (as John Hansen)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe three passwords to Cartmans basement are "Fuck You Mom", "Find Scrambles Fast" and "No Girls Allowed". The password to Butters' Chaos Lair is "01234567". The password to the back room in the church is "Kneel Before Jesus". Imputing any of them before discovering will force the game to think you are cheating.
- GoofsAfter using a fast travel station, Fastpass will walk to the right until he moves off screen. If you get into a fight while he is visible, and he is also in your combat party, there will be two Fastpasses on screen at once.
- Quotes
Craig Tucker: How'd you get in here?
- ConnectionsEdited from South Park: The Ring (2009)
Featured review
I'm a fan of the show South Park and I really loved the game "The Stick of Truth" and it was once again a dream come true they made a sequel. This sequel is of course based on the superhero arc from the show, which I felt was a logical step as it was another one of the shows big arcs but also is fitting for the times with the Marvel and DC Comics movies and TV show trend constantly on the rise.
The plot line is good as it's the usual South Park absurdist nature and as you go on it just gets more and more twisted, crazy, and funny, which will make you say what the frak. Though the plot line really isn't that important it's more a guiding line by its nature. This game is most concerned about the characters and what they do which I feel is true in most RPG's and most episodes of the show. Music is great there are plenty of memorable tracks, which is also true to the show as it's also most memorable for it's music; some of these tracks I could listen to on my iPod.
I really love the fact they changed the combat to grid based combat which makes the sequel feel fresh and slightly different, but personally I always liked this type of combat in RPGs more, there's a bit more too it, there's is a good amount of strategy involved as you think more about offence and defense, much like in Chess it depends on the positioning and how many spaces you character can occupy and cover. Each of the battles are always different which keep thinks fresh but cause you to adjust your thinking and change your strategy. You have the ability to change your skill set depending on what you think works best for the particular battle which I thought was cool as that creates variety in your abilities and strategy. You get to play as a lot more of the South Park characters, it's hard to say which ones I liked playing the most, each of them has different abilities, strengths and weaknesses. When you go into battle you can change up your character roster, depending on who works best in whatever battle you in.
Call Girl/Wendy she's a parody on "Batgirl" or "Huntress" she can strike at a distance from summoning a phone destroyer program on the enemies' phone. And for her super move create a flash mob. I always like hearing the romantic banter between both Call Girl/Wendy and Toolshed/Stan which is funny and sweet.
Toolshed/Stan he's a parody on "Nightwing" or "Batman" just like those two we see he has a utility/tool belt and a lot of tools that he gets to use hence his name. Really like his use of the drill but I really like how he's useful in taking guys out in flanking positions which means covering more ground.
Tupperware/Token is a parody on "Iron Man' makes sense since his character is a person of science. Really like summoning his super power where he gets into a mech suit which is obviously a parody on "The Hulk buster", with it you deliver an aerial assault as you launch rockets that land on several opponents and deal shock and slow down.
Mysteron/Kenny is awesome as usual as he's a parody on "Batman" his abilities are more physical as you utilize his martial arts skills and even when he dies (no surprise since he's Kenny) you become a ghost and can still be useful by using supernatural powers to slow opponents down on their tracks. Even like the opponents you get to fight which consist of most of the colorful members of "South Park" like Thong whom runs a discount Foot Clan" it's just funny whenever he keeps referring himself and the others as s.... ninjas (I know he meant City) which I agree they are. And there are some opponents that had it coming for a long time mainly Mr. Starch whom is a character I hate to the core of my being as much as Robbie from "Gravity Falls" It was so gratifying giving the guy the ass kicking he rightfully deserved and for once grounding him.
But of course, where this show really excels is in it's humor and as always with "South Park" it's at its crudest and clever best. There are a lot of memorable lines and jokes for example the origin story Cartman always gives for your tutorials in the different classes you pick, their all the same with the same so called tragic ending; it's funny because it once again displays Cartman's laziness in creativity (back to the comic book store for him) let alone a dumb ass as usual.
How there is this rivalry with both "Coon and Friends" (I know lame super team title once again Cartman's ego and laziness) and the "Freedom Pals" determining which of their proposed film and TV franchises is the best and should go out first but most of all which leader and team should be in charge of it. This is obviously a parody on the DC and Marvel franchise rivalry and how ridiculous it's gotten just has both have gotten ridiculously big. I really love the amount of in jokes, parodies on all the clenches you would see in the comics and even the comic book films and TV shows, even reference jokes there are on both companies but also just seeing the characters at their best (or worst depending on how you look at it) in their interactions with each other and rivalry which as you go on turns into something more. Heck even the nameless character you play actually has an ongoing plotline throughout the game where it's constantly hinting your character is something more; it's easy to guess what it is and if you remember the comic book arc in the show and the twist in the end you easily know what to expect, but I still found it humor and even a little intriguing all the same.
Over all I love this game I love it about the same as the first entry both I feel are good in their own way and hopefully we'll get a third entry somewhere along the line, the possibilities for that one just like a good comic book series are just about endless. So, if you're a South Park fan or if you even a fan of RPGs or comics and some of the movies and TV shows going on for them then this is a game worth playing. It's a super hero epic, well sort of.
Rating: 4 stars
The plot line is good as it's the usual South Park absurdist nature and as you go on it just gets more and more twisted, crazy, and funny, which will make you say what the frak. Though the plot line really isn't that important it's more a guiding line by its nature. This game is most concerned about the characters and what they do which I feel is true in most RPG's and most episodes of the show. Music is great there are plenty of memorable tracks, which is also true to the show as it's also most memorable for it's music; some of these tracks I could listen to on my iPod.
I really love the fact they changed the combat to grid based combat which makes the sequel feel fresh and slightly different, but personally I always liked this type of combat in RPGs more, there's a bit more too it, there's is a good amount of strategy involved as you think more about offence and defense, much like in Chess it depends on the positioning and how many spaces you character can occupy and cover. Each of the battles are always different which keep thinks fresh but cause you to adjust your thinking and change your strategy. You have the ability to change your skill set depending on what you think works best for the particular battle which I thought was cool as that creates variety in your abilities and strategy. You get to play as a lot more of the South Park characters, it's hard to say which ones I liked playing the most, each of them has different abilities, strengths and weaknesses. When you go into battle you can change up your character roster, depending on who works best in whatever battle you in.
Call Girl/Wendy she's a parody on "Batgirl" or "Huntress" she can strike at a distance from summoning a phone destroyer program on the enemies' phone. And for her super move create a flash mob. I always like hearing the romantic banter between both Call Girl/Wendy and Toolshed/Stan which is funny and sweet.
Toolshed/Stan he's a parody on "Nightwing" or "Batman" just like those two we see he has a utility/tool belt and a lot of tools that he gets to use hence his name. Really like his use of the drill but I really like how he's useful in taking guys out in flanking positions which means covering more ground.
Tupperware/Token is a parody on "Iron Man' makes sense since his character is a person of science. Really like summoning his super power where he gets into a mech suit which is obviously a parody on "The Hulk buster", with it you deliver an aerial assault as you launch rockets that land on several opponents and deal shock and slow down.
Mysteron/Kenny is awesome as usual as he's a parody on "Batman" his abilities are more physical as you utilize his martial arts skills and even when he dies (no surprise since he's Kenny) you become a ghost and can still be useful by using supernatural powers to slow opponents down on their tracks. Even like the opponents you get to fight which consist of most of the colorful members of "South Park" like Thong whom runs a discount Foot Clan" it's just funny whenever he keeps referring himself and the others as s.... ninjas (I know he meant City) which I agree they are. And there are some opponents that had it coming for a long time mainly Mr. Starch whom is a character I hate to the core of my being as much as Robbie from "Gravity Falls" It was so gratifying giving the guy the ass kicking he rightfully deserved and for once grounding him.
But of course, where this show really excels is in it's humor and as always with "South Park" it's at its crudest and clever best. There are a lot of memorable lines and jokes for example the origin story Cartman always gives for your tutorials in the different classes you pick, their all the same with the same so called tragic ending; it's funny because it once again displays Cartman's laziness in creativity (back to the comic book store for him) let alone a dumb ass as usual.
How there is this rivalry with both "Coon and Friends" (I know lame super team title once again Cartman's ego and laziness) and the "Freedom Pals" determining which of their proposed film and TV franchises is the best and should go out first but most of all which leader and team should be in charge of it. This is obviously a parody on the DC and Marvel franchise rivalry and how ridiculous it's gotten just has both have gotten ridiculously big. I really love the amount of in jokes, parodies on all the clenches you would see in the comics and even the comic book films and TV shows, even reference jokes there are on both companies but also just seeing the characters at their best (or worst depending on how you look at it) in their interactions with each other and rivalry which as you go on turns into something more. Heck even the nameless character you play actually has an ongoing plotline throughout the game where it's constantly hinting your character is something more; it's easy to guess what it is and if you remember the comic book arc in the show and the twist in the end you easily know what to expect, but I still found it humor and even a little intriguing all the same.
Over all I love this game I love it about the same as the first entry both I feel are good in their own way and hopefully we'll get a third entry somewhere along the line, the possibilities for that one just like a good comic book series are just about endless. So, if you're a South Park fan or if you even a fan of RPGs or comics and some of the movies and TV shows going on for them then this is a game worth playing. It's a super hero epic, well sort of.
Rating: 4 stars
- hellraiser7
- Jul 16, 2018
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