Making video games off of franchises from other forms of entertainment has always been a difficult task. More often than not, games made to promote movies or tie in with televisions shows end up receiving a bad rap. This bad press can be blamed on many factors, be it the game is rushed, or lacking passion, or the material just doesn’t lend itself to the video game format. Whatever the reason may be, the end result is that many beloved franchises end up having a bad name within the game community, and the fans of said property end up disappointed, and left for wanting. This is where South Park: The Stick of Truth comes in to play.