Just don’t get too sad over the lack of bleed spam. It’s not perfect, but if you enjoy the show you simply should play The Fractured But Whole. As with The Stick of Truth, you’re tossed right into a scenario that fits perfectly within the South Park universe and it eases you into its intricacies like a sociopathic chunky kid with a complex franchise plan. South Park: The Fractured But Whole does a fantastic job of filling the shoes of its predecessor.

Way to waste their time and the time of their readers by complaining about offensive jokes in a South Park game. This may be a reflection of how the show has changed over the years (with one of the big draws to the first game being its similarities to the show’s earlier seasons) but answer me this: How does a South Park game have a pooping minigame where the poop is represented as blue instead of brown considering the overall content of the show? I think our answer lies in some sites dedicating such large portions of their reviews to how offensive The Fractured But Whole‘s humor is.