South Park: Every Game Ranked Worst To Best

Creating a fully interactive story is, naturally, entirely different from something that plays on TV.

Making a video game fun and entertaining requires not only solid storytelling but gameplay that keeps you engaged. While this game certainly gives the story a good crack, it doesn't do well with the interactive elements.

"Tennorman's Revenge" is a 2D platformer where you and three friends (if you choose) take control of the four central boys and travel across space and time. The plot follows as the titular villain steals Cartman's Xbox hard drive, and you're tasked with getting it back.

It's easy to say that the game gets repetitive as it continues. The changes of scenery - going from places like the future to heaven - are fun but the lack of variety in the gameplay makes it repetitive. Seeing as it sits at an average playtime of eight and a half hours, that is rather damning for the title.

You'll jump and fight, but there's very little challenge to it, and the slow pacing makes it feel like you're moving at a snail's pace. It certainly does fine and feels like the prototype for the movement in Stick of Truth, but that doesn't save it from mundanity.