And while it’s no great leap from the original, the end result is a laugh-out loud romp that riffs and enhances in all the right places. Thankfully, Ubisoft San Francisco’s superhero-aping sequel pulls off both feats with a confidence worthy of South Park’s own ballsy residents. It has to be both a worthy sequel to 2014’s brilliant The Stick of Truth and show its handheld port can hold true parity with the versions that graced consoles and PC last year. In fact, it’s positively teeming with them, so South Park: The Fractured But Whole finds itself having to prove its existence on two very different fronts. Nintendo Switch is hardly wanting when it comes to turn-based RPGs.
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