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South Park: Snow Day!
Join Cartman, Stan, Kyle and Kenny, in three-dimensional glory, to celebrate the most magical day in any young child’s life - a snow day! Grab up to three friends and battle your way through the snow-piled streets of South Park on a quest to save the world and enjoy a day without school.
Details
- Released
- March 25, 2024
- Developer
- Question Games
- Publisher
- THQ Nordic
- Platforms
- PC · Switch · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S
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South Park: Snow Day! Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
South Park Snow Day did its best to captivate the essence of the famous adult-rated series but felt ineffective regarding its gameplay.
South Park Snow Day is a fun game that is a perfect fit for Game Pass or PlayStation Plus. I'd wait until it hits one of those services before checking it out.
For better or worse, South Park: Snow Day represents a major change from past South Park games by opting for a 3D world, action-adventure gameplay and roguelike elements. It can be played solo with bots but it’s a more enjoyable experience when played with fellow South Park fans online. The combat can get repetitive and movement isn’t as smooth as I’d like but there are upgrades in the game to fix this.
I would love to say that I loved South Park: Snow Day. But the shallow combat, light story, and general lack of depth made me feel like this game was just scraping the surface of what it could have been. Grab it on sale to play with buddies, but beyond that, stick with the classics.
As a huge South Park fan who loved the last two games, I figured Snow Day would be as good, if not better, than its predecessors, Stick of Truth and Fractured But Whole. However, Snow Day is a completely different type of game all together. Read More
A rare snow day I could have done without.Like a wild roller coaster ride at Cartmanland, South Park has seen its ups and downs over the [...]
Fans of the show will no doubt get something out of this, but on a fundamental level, South Park: Snow Day! emerges as a somewhat shallow and unsatisfying experience, despite its best efforts to provide depth through cards and other light RPG elements. After Stick of Truth and The Fractured But Whole, this feels like a backwards step.
South Park: Snow Day! runs fine on the Steam Deck, it's a shame the game itself is a bit of a letdown.
South Park: Snow Days! may sound like the comedy fans love and offer a solid story but finds itself lacking nearly everywhere else as this roguelike struggles to impress beyond its first run.
South Park: Snow Day has a fine enough premise. You once again take on the role of the new kid as you are pitted against the boys via their roleplaying antics. However, this shallow hack and slash attempt misses the mark and is likely the tamest South Park has been in decades.
The state of South Park: Snow Day! is a little easier to swallow when you consider the vastly reduced price tag of £24.99 - almost a third of what most AAA releases will cost you these days. Given the budget price, some of the bits that are rough around the edges can almost be forgiven.
I am not a fan of South Park. I don't watch the TV show and was never interested in doing so. This background should tell you all you need to know about how amazing the RPG games around the property were. The Stick of Truth and The Fractured But Whole are excellent games that anyone, not just South Park fans, can enjoy so long as they have a taste for more raunchy humor.