With co-creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker deeply involved, South Park: The Fractured But Whole is writing a new language of comedy just for video games.

Playing as a girl in the Fractured But Whole, introduces complexities to the social structure of the boys of South Park that weren’t around in the first game.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole is starting Civil War in phase one. You mad brah?

From the twisted minds behind nazi zombie abortions running amok and ManBearPig, comes an all new South Park experience in The Fractured But Whole.

Hacks, guns and swords. It's the Ubisoft E3 2016 press conference, right here!

South Park: The Stick of Truth was a horribly fantastic game. Even if it did involve a scene where Randy Marsh was horribly violated by an alien anal probe that used Simon Says technology. And it was a fairly decent-sized game at that. A solid 10-15 hour romp, with enough room for a replay or two. Not bad. But South Park: The Stick of Truth, could have easily been even bigger, if series creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone had had their way.

I’ll ne honest here, and admit that some trickery was needed in order for us to edge our way into conferences that we weren’t exactly invited to. But hey, coming up with a plan is what Lazygamer does best. A cunning plan m’lud. A plan that resulted in this trio of reporters getting stuck in the nosebleed section of these …

And we’re off! Let’s hope Ubisoft can keep us entertained, unlike that other show that we just witnessed. They’ve kicked off their show with the announcement of a sequel to one of their best RPGs – South Park.