The Stick of Truth feels high budget in both audio and visual departments. A mix of songs and clips ripped from the show combine with the soundtrack, which itself is rather well performed. In fact, the audio is a high point throughout. It’s consistently funny, which is no small feat. Being a licensed game, you’d expect nothing less than the proper voice actors, but the fact Matt and Trey are heavily involved shines throughout every inch of The Stick of Truth. The dialogue is pitch perfect, and it just can’t be over-stressed how important this is. Every time a beloved but almost forgotten character appears for the first time, it’s a welcome moment. This is the South Park game we fans deserve, and the fan-service is constant and it tastes as sweet as Scott Tenorman’s tears. I’d walked into Jimbo’s gun shop where “I’m a little bit country” is playing, and it’s not referenced, nor does it need to be, but you stop and listen – entranced by the memories of yet another brilliant Randy moment, and the thoughts of what might be yet to come.Īnd those are the few things I’m comfortable spoiling for you. Within the first two hours of The Stick of Truth, I’d helped City Wok’s hapless owner defeat the Monogolians, and I’d met Al Gore and started a quest to help him track ManBearPig.

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