History VideoGame / SouthParkTheStickofTruth

* EvenEvilHasStandards: If you have Cartman in your party and [[spoiler:crack open the giant Nazi fetus' head after beating it]], he'll tell you that even ''he'' knows that's messed up. He's also the first one to tell you to never fart on anyone's balls, but there it's implied that doing so may have dire consequences ([[RunningGag You know what "dire consequences" are, right? They're like consequences, but they're dire]]).

* DungeonShop: [[spoiler:Right before the final battle with Princess Kenny, there is a shop in Clyde's Fortress who will sell you any items you need during the final battle, along with some exclusive Weapon Strap-Ons and Equipment Patches found only in that dungeon. The kid who runs the shop lampshades it when you first walk by:
-->'''Shopkeep:''' Welcome, weary adventurers! You know how before the big final boss fight of any game, there is a conveniently placed shop where you can stock up on health potions and arrows and stuff? Well, this is that shop.

** Mr. Hanky's "Shitstorm" summon basically turns him into [[MickeyMouse Mickey]] in [[Disney/{{Fantasia}} Sorcerer's Apprentice]]. But with shit much like he did in ''Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls''.

* BookEnds: [[spoiler:The first combat fart the New Kid uses is on Princess Kenyy, so it is rather fitting that the last fart of the main game is also used on her. Bonus points if the fart in question was Dragon Shout.]]

** "Praise Christ. Praise God. Praise God and Christ."

* HeroicMime: The player character, of course [[spoiler: (until the very end that is, when he says "screw you guys, I'm going home")]].

* {{Jerkass}}: The New Kid's dad isn't exactly caring towards him, though it might be more due to his frustration with his son's [[HeroicMime refusal to talk]] than inherent jackassary. Cartman's not that nice either, of course, though it's [[DownplayedTrope toned down]] from the show proper.

* BlackComedy: You know the show? The one that [[CrossesTheLineTwice Crosses The Line Like Twelve Times]], indulges in DudeNotFunny like it's really funny, and is the epitome of VulgarHumor on television? Well, the game cranks it UpToEleven. For example, Cartman is the "Grand Wizard" of the [[FunWithAcronyms Kingdom of Kupa Keep]]. Even funnier in that one of the four starting classes is "Jew", which elicits "Looks like we'll never be friends, then" from Cartman.

* StormingTheCastle: Twice. The first time you help either the Humans or Elves (with the Goth kids siding with you chosen faction) attack the school where the other team is holed up. The second time is the final level where a combined army of [[BadassArmy Humans, Elves, the Goth kids, the Girls, Pirates and The Federation]] defeat Clyde by helping you fight your way through his evil fortress.

* StormingTheCastle: Twice. The first time you help either the humans or elves (with the Goth kids siding with you chosen faction) attack the school where the other team is holed up. The second time is the final level where a combined army of [[BadassArmy Humans, Elves, the Goth kids, the Girls, Pirates and The Federation]] to defeat Clyde by fighting you way through his evil fortress.

** Near the end of the game, after Big Bad Goverment Guy gets the Stick of Truth, he rips off all his clothes during his AGodIAm rant. He spends the rest of the game completely naked, even scratching his balls ocassionally during the battle with [[spoiler:Princess Kenny]]

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* RealityEnsues: When entering the Kingdom of Canada, the player can no longer buy anything in shops, because they only take Canadian dollars. You must grind some Canadian enemies or change out your money.

* RewardingVandalism: Breaking things will often give you some VendorTrash. Because everything gets repaired once you return to an area, breaking things is an endless source of cash, though money is already very easy to come by.

* DiscOneFinalDungeon: The Battle for South Park Elementary School serves as the climax for Human-Drow Elf War arc that takes up the majority of the game's first half, with either Kyle or Cartman serving as the DiskOneFinalBoss depending on who you side against.

* DiscOneFinalDungeon: The Battle for South Park Elementary School serves as the climax for the story arc revolving around the war between the Drow Elves and the Kingdom of Kupa Keep which takes up the majority of the game's first half, with either Kyle or Cartman serving as the DiskOneFinalBoss depending on who you side against.

* BiggerBad: The U.S. Government are Big Bad Government Guy's employers after all.

''South Park: The Stick of Truth'' is a 2014 WesternRPG based upon [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark the show]], developed by Creator/ObsidianEntertainment. Much like the show itself, Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone have oversight over the project, writing the script and providing voiceovers for the characters. It was released on March 4, 2014 for the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}}, UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation 3}} and [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]]. Another noteworthy point is how both the graphics, gameplay, even the user interface are meant to look as though they came straight out of the show.

* LetsPlay: Done by LetsPlay/DiploRaptor.

* LetsPlay: Done by DiploRaptor

* MoneyForNothing: Not ''nothing'', exactly, but through looting enemy bodies you can rack up all sorts of resources to keep you plenty stocked at almost all times (as well as finding new equipment, weapons, and enhancement patches in the same fashion). Finding that you can't pick up something just because you've already got the maximum number can be a frequent occurrence. Furthermore, VendorTrash is virtually everywhere so whenever you go to dump it, you can rack up a ton of cash. The only thing you really need to spend money on is consumables (and that assumes you weren't being prudent with what you're finding in the field) and consumables only typically cost a couple of dollars per item when you could be easily toting around over $500 just by collecting cash and selling junk.

* MoneyForNothing: Not ''nothing'', exactly, but through looting enemy bodies you can rack up all sorts of resources to keep you plenty stocked at almost all times (as well as finding new equipment, weapons, and enhancement patches in the same fashion). Furthermore, VendorTrash is virtually everywhere so whenever you go to dump it, you can rack up a ton of cash. The only thing you really need to spend money on is consumables (and that assumes you weren't being prudent with what you're finding in the field) and consumables only typically cost a couple of dollars per item when you could be easily toting around over $500 just by collecting cash and selling junk.