What did you think of South Park Snow Day 🤔

ALSO - I realized the games audio wasn’t coming from the wrong side I just regularly wear my headphones backwards WHOOPS

South Park games should honestly stick to 2D animation rather than 3D. Just looks so much more appealing to me

It’s funny because the new kid became ACTUALLY overpowered. Like he could fart himself back in time. Him and Kenny are the only two with any powers.

The Stick of Truth:A Beatiful Begining.
The Fractured But Whole:A Epic Sequel.
Snow Day:...A LAME Thingquel.

South Park in 3D doesn't even need to look this bad, with some cell shading and jerkier movements, it couldve looked much better. Seriously, who thought that realistic lighting looks even remotely good? It looks like unity shovelware

I wish the second game made a Canada DLC where you unlock Ike as a new hero and the new "Knight" class

I really hope Trey and Matt get to make the ACTUAL third South Park game in 2d instead of being forced to make one after signing that contract.

I was like 16 when I got fractured but whole and I remember the lady at the kiosk being SUPER pissy about it and glaring daggers at my mom for allowing me to get it.

Honestly, I’m kind of against any paid game that also has paid microtransactions, I believe that if you pay for a game, you deserve the full game.  This is how things used to be before big companies got greedy and everyone would’ve been better off except the greedy companies if it had stayed that way.

There is something existentially comedic about them promising a CRED cosmetic pack as part of a season pass when the entire point of that episode was that it was a terrible drink only carried by a brand that made kids think they’re cool. Does that remind you of anything else?

i still wish they had done an RPG based on "good times with weapons", that could genuinely go hard

the 3D graphics are really off-putting here, the colors and shadows look so gloomy in a lot of the cutscenes and the look of the show just doesn't translate well to 3D at all

Being 3D and having a season pass really sounds like demands from higher upside " 2D games don't sell anymore and add add a season pass those sell great"

I genuinely can't believe no one at any point in development said "wait, you want to cover every level in snow?...The entire screen is going to be white, there's going be nothing to look at or way to differentiate each level", it's jsut such an incredibly dumb idea for a South Park game which has so many background references and iconic locations.

A part of me thinks one of the reasons this game was so hated was the change of art style and the lack of payoff to the ending of TFBH where the New Kid works with Butters as Professor Chaos.

LS Mark saw Caddy Sleeps and he thought "I can do that"

I don’t know how the fuck we went from SoT and FbW to this garbage. Matt and Trey seem to genuinely care about games and making their own be of good quality. Sucks that this is the follow up.

I kind of wish South Park as a franchise would disappear for a little bit. I'd like to see a movie version of Book of Mormon and for the duo to create something entirely new, as well.

I think the pressures of keeping up with the weight of the South Park name as well as Matt and Trey's approach to the series currently is just making everything feel a bit weak.

Just can it for a few years and come back strong

If they were gonna tackle a 3D South Park game again, they should've gone for the cardboard cut-out construction paper style of the South Park intro introduced in Season 17.

With the small amount of levels, lack of checkpoints, random card perks, and trying to get players to replay already existing levels, a part of me wonders if this was intended to be a Roguelike at some point, but then that idea got scrapped. If that's what happened, it's a shame, because just having a lack of checkpoints and random upgrades isn't what makes Roguelikes fun. The genre thrives off of quick runs that encourage the player to try and try again until they get it right, not off of one boring level that takes an hour to get through. The random upgrades in Roguelikes are meant to encourage players to find new strategies and synergies, instead of just relying on what works like what happened in your playthrough. Progress also needs to happen very fast in a run so that the player has something to latch onto, rather than constantly feeling weak all the time. Honestly, if this game had gone the Roguelike route, with levels that only take about 20 minutes to beat but encourage multiple playthroughs, it maybe wouldn't have been too bad.

That "Midnight Mark" announcement felt so surreal it almost felt like I entered an alternate reality where Caddicarus did not exist.