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South Park: The Stick of Truth C.E
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- South Park: The Stick of Truth Game: The full game on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or PC
- Grand Wizard Kidrobot Cartman Figure: Pose the Grand Wizard Cartman and his stick of authority with this six-inch replica figure from Kidrobot. The Grand Wizard Cartman figure is not available in stores and can only be found in the Grand Wizard Edition
- Kingdom of South Park Map: For the first time in South Park history, the entire city has been charted, plotted, and mapped. Chronicle your own conquests with this one-of-a-kind piece of South Park history
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South Park: The Fractured but Whole (with The Stick of Truth DLC) - Xbox OneUbisoftXbox One$14.68 shippingGet it as soon as Monday, Aug 26Only 8 left in stock - order soon. - Highest rated | Lowest Pricein this set of products

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| Global Trade Identification Number | 00008888598077 |
|---|---|
| UPC | 008888598077 |
| ASIN | B00FDQQD6Q |
| Release date | March 4, 2014 |
| Customer Reviews |
3.7 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #129,417 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #3,115 in Xbox 360 Games |
| Package Dimensions | 8.3 x 7.6 x 7.3 inches; 8.16 ounces |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| Rated | Mature |
| Item model number | 59807 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 8.2 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Ubisoft |
| Date First Available | September 21, 2013 |
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Customers find the game hilarious, awesome, and well-balanced. They also say the sense of humor is incredibly authentic and delivers an experience. Customers also mention that the wizard edition is pretty sweet, and the game has a bunch of very creative side quests.
"...Everything from the animation to the voices to the sense of humor is incredibly authentic and delivers an experience that any South Park fan is..." Read more
"Great game, lots of potential but too short. Only took me a total of two days to complete the game and most of the achievements" Read more
"...callbacks to different episodes, even the oldest ones, pretty easy to learn the controls after a bit of practice, but anyway the package shipped..." Read more
"...Regarding the Collector's pack. The cartman figure is well made and about the size of three amiibo stacked vertically and 2 1/2 horizontal...." Read more
Customers appreciate the value of the video game software. They say it's a great buy at a reasonable price.
"...it seems or maybe I just don't know how to use them, still worth what I paid for." Read more
"...Package was put well together and great price for the original $70" Read more
"For the price, this was an excellent purchase...." Read more
"The pricing is cheaper than any retail or gaiming store. Very happy with the wizard edition instead of buying the basic game." Read more
Customers find the content extremely crude, offensive, and long. They also say there are a lot of inside jokes for loyal fans of the show.
"...There's a ton of inside jokes for loyal fans of the show, and, while a lot of the gags are way over the top..." Read more
"...Unlike this show, this is extremely crude and uncensored. This is one reason why it's just so awesome...." Read more
"This is by far one of the best games I've ever played. It is very offensive and very long...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the length of the video game. Some find it reasonable long, while others say it's too short for an RPG.
"...I would say that the length of the game was just about right and it is a game that you would want to replay again as a different character...." Read more
"Great game, lots of potential but too short. Only took me a total of two days to complete the game and most of the achievements" Read more
"...It is very offensive and very long. The game is basically like a season of South Park rolled into a interactive video game...." Read more
"This game is amazingly fun and funny as hell, but man, is it short! Way too short, especially for an RPG...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the replayability. Some mention that the game has huge replay ability, while others say that it has a relatively low level of replayability and hours of awesome gameplay. Some customers also mention that not everything was perfect with the gameplay, and that there is not too much post game content.
"SP:SoT was an excellent game with a relatively low level of replayability...." Read more
"...I had problems in the second world when the mini game would not finish properly and when contacting Ubisoft horrible customer service, a. there..." Read more
"...will like it for its off the wall humor and rpg elements and hours of awesome gameplay" Read more
"Not everything was perfect with the gameplay, but there is no beating revisiting all the great jokes and gags from the show." Read more
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Without rehashing the plot too much, you start the game out as a new kid in town out to make friends, and end up getting involved in the kids' fantasy game where they try to capture the Stick of Truth from each other. This being South Park, things in town go crazy pretty quickly, and end up with the world in peril. The main storyline manages to capture the feeling of being a kid playing a game while also showing off the absurdity of the quiet mountain town and the stupidity of its inhabitants. It was a fun and engaging storyline that, while out there, isn't nearly as bizarre as some other video game plots!
There are also plenty of side quests for you to do, ranging from simple item retrieval up to clearing a tower of enemies. Each quest is unique and provides another fun way to explore South Park and beyond. Gameplay is pretty simple, with the game providing instruction at every turn, even when you've used a move over and over again. I do wish that you could have more than one friend in your party at a time, or that there was some more variety in terms of special moves, but, overall, I found combat and exploring to be pretty enjoyable.
While the gameplay is great, I have to go back to the game's sense of humor and feel. Clearly Matt and Trey were looking to make the ultimate South Park episode and they succeeded. There's a ton of inside jokes for loyal fans of the show, and, while a lot of the gags are way over the top (particularly the battle against one of the underpants gnomes that takes place while your parents are in, ahem, several compromising positions), I can't think of one joke that feels like it wouldn't belong in an episode of the show. Just be warned that the humor can be very crude and that some humor-challenged people might find it offensive. I would also not recommend letting your kids play this game or playing this game in front of them unless you want to answer some very awkward questions from them and, possibly, their school.
Overall, I highly recommend this game for any South Park fan or anyone who appreciates a game that has a great sense of humor and will keep you entertained for the brief time you have together.
Regarding the Collector's pack. The cartman figure is well made and about the size of three amiibo stacked vertically and 2 1/2 horizontal. The DLC was nice, but not a must have and the map was made well. The smooth and thick texture is body rubbing worthy. I only paid the amazon wharehouse price of about $40 which is a must have. Package was put well together and great price for the original $70
The main Story alone feels like a whole season's worth of South Park. The weapons and outfits are both unique and some what expected.
It's a game that will pull you in and have you wanting more when you finish it. As far as time, the gane took me about 20 hours to complete EVERYTHING, finding all The Chimpokomon, getting all 120-something friends, getting all achievements, main Story, side quests.
I highly recommend this game if you love old school turn-based RPG's and South Park.
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South Park The Stick of Truth. Entirely developed, conceived, written, and performed by the show's creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, their show's production team, and Obsidian Entertainment.
Set over a course of three days, you play a new kid who has moved into South Park under strange circumstances his parents wanted to escape and preserve their son from. Powers that end up in the hands of the South Park fourth graders who are busy playing their Elf and Wizard game, started after the Black Friday debacle and its heretic resolution.
At the game's beginning, four classes are offered to you: Warrior, Mage, Rogue, and Jew. Each presenting specific abilities and attributes one can obtain through experience or by making friends with the South Park community, either through sub-quests, discussions, or main quests you complete for them, situations as crazy as the town itself; but also clever social commentary on the video game medium (ex:Bioshock audiophones, DLC, reused ideas, etc.) and on our world's injustices (ex: germanophobia, phony media statements even in the face of truth, cultural barriers within Canada, etc).
Of the gameplay, everything occurs in a two-dimensional environment similar to the TV show, which mixes both cut scenes the South Park studio animated, and a game environment where the character fights against his enemies in a traditional RPG battleground. While loading screens serve as transitions from certain environments (houses, sewers, country, etc.) and also to pass from the free-walking environment to the battleground you and your guest character get to play against enemies. Though the walking environment can offer you props that allow you to bypass enemy fights in clever ways and gain experience points. An awesome idea from the show's creators as it makes the game more alive and real.
Through the entire game, Parker and Stone succeeded in recreating the town's major buildings and made multiple references and jokes to popular characters in the show; Past show elements like the Chinpokomons, Crab People, Lemmiwinks, Mr. Hankey and his dysfunctional family, Critter Christmas, and Jesus. Some you get to summon as Espers, and others you meet only once like the Aliens, but whose interaction with brings forth a serious impact to the storyline. Storyline in which the creators will not release any DLC extra levels, though they have offered in the game enough achievements to encourage players to replay twice or thrice or anytime you'd want to for the game really offers much to play and laugh with.
As for the Grand Wizard set, the game comes with a hand drawn map of South Park by Cartman, a large plastic figurine of him, and DLC costumes for your character. Indeed, Ubisoft has developed a nice collection set for any video game and/or South Park fan, though I'd wish they could have offered more choices of large figurines. Either Butters or Princess Kenny, whose popularity grew enormously due to the Black Friday Trilogy.
In conclusion, although this game's loading screens can sometimes load more longer than necessary, this game is the first South Park video game I have adored in its entirety and I encourage anyone to buy it. Not only that it is also an awesome love letter and tribute to the Earthbound video game, which Trey Parker and Matt Stone have admitted being enormous fans of, especially of its surreal and unique gameplay with children that fight against something adults have no control on.
If you are a fan of south park, buy this game, you won't regret it.
Remember the name "obsidian" they've done alot of great games over the years, and don't get the recognition that I think they deserve. Amazing job.
As for the gameplay, is a traditional turn-based battle system very similar to Paper Mario, but with plenty of classic RPG class-based customization. If you enjoy RPG's, you're going to enjoy this one.











