SP:TFBW is filled to the toilet brim (and over-filled at times) with fun and notable SP humor and characters. For players familiar with the TV show or previous game (TSoT), there's 25-30 hours of enjoyment found in lampooning super hero media saturation, and socio-political issues. Even with all the surface-based crassness, there are numerous touching moments amid all the toilet jokes that actually connect you deeper to the children and the plight of seeing our flawed world through they eyes of a 4th Grader. Overall, there's a lot of value (including possibilities of crossing the Canada Border Wall in an upcoming DLC) and I highly recommend picking it up for fans and non-fans of the series. However, if you're easily offended - or can't appreciate scathing satire that may challenge your beliefs or tolerance - then you might reconsider this purchase.

The game play can best be described as adequate. There's not a whole lot to the combat system but the story and the humor in this game are top notch if you're a fan of the show. Great fun.

This game picks up where Stick of Truth leaves off. If you enjoyed that game, you will definitely like this one. The SteelBook edition is great because it starts you off with materials that will help from the start. I would recommend joining Ubisoft club to get some free perks.

I would be more than happy to write a lot of hot air about this game, though I would rather not spoil any of the new kids powers for you. Seriously hilarious and fun to play, especially if you enjoy the lewd and absurd humor that is Matt Stone and Trey Parker.

If you played the last one then you know what you are in for. This one picks up right where the other left off and begins a new story. Graphics and combat are improved, story is funny and fun. I got the gold edition which came with lots of goodies :)