South Park: The Stick of Truth

A raunchy, laugh-out-loud RPG that is South Park—from alien probes to Nazi zombie fetuses, every quest oozes Trey and Matt’s signature chaos. The turn-based combat (Jew class!) and fan-service Easter eggs (Cthulhu’s taco) are genius.

This game is hilarious. I love the combat even though FBH is probably better overall, I still prefer it in this game. The story is just ridiculous and I love it. Everyone should give this game a go. Plat difficulty - 4/10

I wish they'd cancel the show and just do a new game every year.

Stick of Truth is fun to play, reminiscent of old school RPGs, wonderfully animated. All of that is on point. Unlike almost all other South Park games, this one is HILARIOUS!!!!

RPG. They should have made this a action game.

Adding "Jew" as a class ensured that everyone would play it and laugh at the antisemitic tropes. Not cool.

i loved how the show set it up. loved the look and paper mario shit. dope summons. loved going through the town. making own character and getting to be a part of the show. love that butters is your first friend, when i replayed for the version where you beat him and cartman my heart broke. i just remember a few little annoyances like difficulty and missing chinpokomon. loved the easter eggs. and getting secret trophies for watching them bang and the fetus without knowing they were, fetusiKNEWlol

While in gameplay terms this is a simplistic RPG that offers little challenge with respect to any puzzles or combat, presented within the world of South Park with the kids themselves role playing this is a hilarious triumph that absolutely nails the spirit of the show and is a must play for any fans of the series.

Never watched the show, but this is a pretty funny time. The humour can often get overly juvenile and there's no real challenge to the game, but there are some interesting mechanics, a fun world to explore, and even though its a bit too easy most of the time, the turn-based combat was enjoyable.

It's kind of simplistic compared to some RPGs, but I think all the aspects of it worked, even if it didn't go above and beyond. However, that South Park charm carried it really far.