What immediately stands out is the improved user interface/menus (which were surprisingly clunky in the original) and the graphics (which sounds trivial, but considering the original appeared/felt like it ran at 720p and wasn't as bright compared to Fracture but Whole, but maybe that was an artistic choice for the original?). I'd recommend checking my review of Stick of Truth before this entry. The augment system is a little clunky and unclear how they actually level up, although the crafting system is decent enough.Ģ3h 45m Played"South Park: The Fractured but Whole" is substantially more polished than it's predecessor, "South Park: The Stick of Truth." This review will contain a lot of comparative comments, as I purchased and played Stick of Truth and Fractured but Whole back-to-back. The first one is a better "South Park game" although this one is a better RPG. The forced Mr Mackey sessions are also just weird and not at all fun. The whole Mitch Connell thing is really dumb and the flashbacks are kind of corny, Cartman's jokes of filling in your backstory just fall kind of flat.
We see some characters we didn't see last time, such as Towelie, Dr Mephesto and Cousin Kyle THE BAD Well, the story is. The superhero motif is a nice change up to sword & sorcery of the previous game. It's just fun overall and is a solid playthrough. The animation of course is great, it's like playing the cartoon itself. Challenging fights but not overly crazy either (played on Mastermind for trophy). Good diversity of team members, classes and powers.
The battles, while completely different, overall are probably the biggest improvement here and just feel more solid overall. 25h PlayedSequel to Stick of Truth, FBW is same setting more or less, with completely different gameplay mechanics for battle (it is now turn based tactics) THE GOOD: It's mostly a good game, again.
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