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Following Delays, South Park: The Fractured But Whole Is Finally Coming This October
Ubisoft announced today that South Park: The Fractured But Whole, a sequel to The Stick of Truth, is releasing on October 17. The Fractured But Whole has seen its share of delays, and was originally supposed to release in December 2016.
Alongside this announcement, Ubisoft unveiled a new trailer today, putting emphasis on the Farting Vigilante. Check out the humorous video below.
You can read our favorable review for The Stick of Truth by heading here. Click the banner below to check out our hub of exclusive content for Fractured But Whole.
Our Take
I got a chance to play The Fractured But Whole at E3 last year, and I enjoyed its dumb and at times crude humor. This game has seen its fair share of delays, which can be disappointing for fans, but sometimes its better to postpone a product rather than release a broken game. Hopefully Ubisoft has had a chance to polish Fractured But Whole with the extra time, and that this new release date will be met.
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