South Park: The Stick of Truth

The game, like the South Park TV show, occasionally uses its crude humor to explore cultural hypocrisies, racial stereotypes, and societal issues -- including, fittingly, kids' love of fantasy role-playing. However, the satire and parody is filled with adult language, subjects, and themes. None of the messages here are intended or appropriate for kids. 

This is an old-school turn-based RPG geared for an audience of experienced adult gamers, and combat is appropriately challenging. However, unintuitive controls and poorly designed menus make things harder than they ought to be. Exploration, keeping tabs on quests and character developments, and upgrading the game's hero often are more frustrating than fun. 

Several sequences show full male and female nudity. Characters are depicted masturbating, having sex, and even engaging in bestiality. Some receive anal probes from aliens. Moaning sounds often accompany these acts. Sex toys such as vibrators can be found lying around environments (a quest actually requires players to retrieve a vibrator for a male sex slave). Some weapons and attacks involve sexual equipment, such as a rubber penis and a staff adorned with brass breasts. An izmel knife is used as part of a special attack in which enemies are circumcised. "Pubes" found lying around the world can be collected and added to the player's inventory. A mini-game requires players to tap a button as quickly as possible to make the player's character poop while sitting on a toilet. 

This game is based on the popular and long-running South Park television show, which has spawned several other games, a variety of toys, and a film.