After releasing South Park: The Stick of Truth, South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker swore they would never create a video game again. After E3 2015, they proved that you really do never say never as they are back on board with South Park: The Fractured But Whole. The creator duo said they learned a lot from The Stick of Truth, and they want to take those little lessons to create something even better for the South Park RPG franchise. From the little I was able to actually play?not watch in a structured presentation, but play?it appears that they have done it.
No One Is Playing Fantasy Games Anymore
The new kid may have been crowned king at the end of The Stick of Truth, but none of the kids care in the slightest. Who’s playing fantasy games anymore" It’s the superhero genre that’s hot right now, putting the new kid right back where he started from the last game. He will have to work his way into the game once more, and as he does so, he learns that the kids have divided factions once again. No one is truly safe. My hands-on demo wasn’t anything different from what we saw at E3 in their presentation. This time, I got to play it for myself and discover how the controls feel, how the new turn-based combat works, and, most importantly, pick my superhero character. There are quite a few superhero styles to choose from, from Cyclops to Flash to the Thing to Psylocke, but only three styles were unlocked for my demo out of the 12 avail...