So I got the game on steam last night. It's hilarious and has a cool engine. It looks like it could have been made in flash though. It makes no sense why it took them so long to make. 90% of what makes the game great is the writing.
Since it's not a GPU buster, it feels a bit like an indie game, and paying $60 for it seems a bit steep for that reason. But don't get me wrong, it's super entertaining.
If you're a South Park fan, check it out!
I just got this for the 360, and holy crap is it funny. Its a must have for southpark fans for sure. Its like watching an episode and beeing the new kid in southpark. I played it for about 2 hours. Me and my wife lost it. Crackin up the whole time. The gameplay is smooth on the console, since all turn based moves have a wheel to pick your attack using the thumbstick.
Just 2 things that are negative.
Moving around on screen and sifting through your inventory is kind of slow.
And NO kids should be caught within a mile of this game. Funny as hell but I can see lots of idiots buying this for their kids, only to bitch about how lude it is later when they walk by to see or hear what their kids are doing.
Basically, I would say this game is needed for adults to have a funny game that cracks us up, when we are not in the mood for a serious game or need a good laugh.
Did it requre UBI Softs UPlay DRM?Originally Posted by Graham Mitchell
If not i'll pick it up on Steam, but ive been holding off until I know for sure. Regardless, the game looks fantastic!
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