SOUTH PARK: SNOW DAY!

Idk why so many ppl hate it. I honestly find this game very fun ,if u want a game thats more combat then story i reccomnde this game [sorry for bad english,its not my first language]

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The formats of their previous works were far superior. This game is a completely different type of game.

[b]It's like final fantasy 7 remake but on roblox [/b] and with bad combat design. Also this game is like 3-4 hours long, I have 7 because i forgot to turn it off once when i left the house X).

I'm only giving this a good review because of my love for South Park, and especially, the South Park video games. I didn't hate this game as others did. It was fine for what it was. It was short, and not much to it. It was totally basic, but in a way, it had charm to it as well. However, this is very much different in every aspect than "The Stick Of Truth" and "The Fractured But Whole". This felt like an entirely different game. I think both of those reasons are why it didn't get great reactions. With not much to do in the game, you could honestly complete it in no later than 15 hours. It's still a pretty fun game, but very disappointing.

South shart

Friendly and Hostile AI is all over the place, gameplay feels very basic, and the game lacks the fun engaging atmosphere the previous two games had.

I’ve been a fan of South Park since its debut on TV, have played nearly all the games, and truly enjoyed Stick of Truth and Fractured But Whole. The game isn’t awful; graphics are very nice, 3D transition is pretty well done and level designs are complex and very detailed, music and voice acting are in line with what you'd expect from South Park titles. The card mechanics and random deck-building features are interesting; I assume multiplayer mode is fun (I only tried it in single-player). However, there are numerous bugs and glitches, especially related to sound. The camera angles lack precision; frequently, while preparing for a long-range shot, the character's head occupies the center of the screen, entirely blocking the view of the target. Additionally, during dodging, the camera fails to rotate, there is no lock onto enemies... Considering the sometimes frenzy nature of the combat, this can be extremely irritating and at times unmanageable. The music frequently ducks as if a character is talking, but there’s no dialogue, which was incredibly frustrating, making each playthrough quite annoying. Moreover, I experienced a continual windy sound (ambient effects in-game) throughout the entire final cutscene, suggesting the game desperately lacks better polish. The difficulty curve is inconsistent. It’s nearly unbearable during the mid-game (the market scene with Jimbo) where enemy waves spawn and buffs are too much to deal with (or when the bulldozer is chasing the player), while the final boss was surprisingly easy, even amidst the chaotic gameplay and non stop enemies attacks and waves. The unlockables are utterly pointless and lack interest; the replay value and Game+ quests fail to be engaging (such as with Nicole and Henrietta). Overall, the gameplay lacks depth, the combat is very repetitive and tedious, the dark matter skill tree seems pointless, and the various weapon/power combos are unconvincing given the game mechanics, even though there are enough different weapons to allow for varied characters while playing in multiplayer (I guess). However, the combat mechanics are too simplistic and brute-force to allow for subtle play. I cannot recommend this game; I feel quite disappointed after considering the purchase for two years. It seems that the South Park team delivered a quite solid storyline and production elements to an incapable studio without overseeing the final output. I would almost prefer to return to Phone Destroyer (which is free) rather than play this one again.