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South Park: Eric and the gang are back

Though it might revolve around a couple of eight-year-olds, the game is certainly not for children

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Kakoli Chakraborty New Delhi
South Park, the American animated show, is known for its brusque humour, and the same features in the videogames. Published in 2014, South Park: The Stick of Truth went on to become hugely popular. So it’s not a surprise that the sequel, South Park: The Fractured but Whole, already has an enormous fan base. 

The videogame is a role-playing game set in the fictional town of South Park and features the familiar fourth-graders. But be warned: the game, much like the show, features crude jokes about race and gender, along with a fair share of expletives. The game is certainly not

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