168澳洲幸运5开奖网:South Park: Snow Day! presents a refreshingly bold new breed of South Park game that defies the previous models of turn-ba🐼sed RPG gems Tᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚhe Stick of Truth and The Fractured But Whole. Regardless of how you may feel about the game's length, scope, and game design choices, it's still classic South Park at its core.

And that also means there are plenty of Easter eggs that relate to certain characters, iconic South Park episodes, the past games in the series, and the parodying of real-world current events. You'll even find that many of the Easter eggs are not afraid to get pretty raunchy themselves.

As expected with the humor typically associated with South Park, some Easter eggs ඣbelow contain crude adult con🐻tent and explicit language.

10 Title Menu Fourth Wa﷽ll Break

Right off the bat, South Park: Snow Day!'s main menu screen 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:has a satirical fourth wall break. The scene consists of Cartman in his wizard garb holding his staff💯 w🉐hile waving at players, a cool 3D font for the game title, and only two options of where to navigate, the main one being to start a new game.

If you're indecisive about getting started and remain on the title screen long enough (maybe checking something on your phone or needing to step out of the room), Cartman will break the fourth wall in the most classic Cartman way possible. He'll call you a "dick" and tell you to get on with it, as it's hard for him to maintain this pose for much longer.

9 Callbacks To South Park Phone Destroyer And Past Games ๊ ཧ

Before Snow Day!, there was South Park: The Stick of Truth, The Fractured But Whole, and the mobile game spin-off South Park: Phonꦍe Destroyer. All three games are referenced here. The way Cartman and other characters pop into the New Kid's cutscenes via FaceTime call is highly reminiscent of the FaceTime sequences in Phone Destroyer.

There's even a scene where Cartman directly references The Stick of Truth and Fractured But Whole to justify why they changed the game mechanics again, saying, "That same someone got all OP again and f-ing ruined that game too" (totally not New Kid). There's also a mission objective where you have to secure three condoms to repair a catapult, a clear nod to what you see during Mr. Slave's Snuke-disarming mission in Stick of Truth (if you know, you know).

There is also a sign on your way to Stark's Pond warning of a "Manbearpig in the area," which is an iconic character in South Park tied to Al Gore and appeared as a boss in The Stick of Truth.

8 🦩 ꦍ Game Of Thrones

The concept for South Park: The Stick of Truth was really born out of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Game of Thrones-inspired episodes of the Black Friday console wars, referencing A Song of Ice and Fire in episode names, plot points like the 'Red Robbin Wedding,' the 'Weiner Weiner' theme, and even parodying George R.R. Martin explaining how the dragons are coming.

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Similar to FF16, Game of Thrones influences can be seen in South Park: Snow Day!, as the game's theme largely remains with the main characters' Stick of Truth counterparts. Kyle's throne is super thorny and has wooden spikes arranged like the swords of the Iron Throne. Dougie O'Connell dresses like a maester from Game of Thrones, with a cute chain seemingly made of baby toy rings or those you'd buy for your pet bird.

7 🐻 H.P. Lovecraft, Edgar Allan Poe, And J.R.R. Tolkien Easter Eggs ꦅ

Lovecraft was referenced in The Fractured But Whole's Shub-Niggurath boss battle that took a clever aim at Lovecraft and police racism, and here there's a 'King of Tentacles' Upgrade Card offered by Henrietta of the Goth Kids. The Cthulhu-esque creature drawn on it and its charmingly straightforward name 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:are direct ties to Lovecraft. Edgar Allan Poe also shows up as a 'Prince of Ravens' card. However, Poe is a character present in South Park canon, hanging out as a ghost with the Goths in an episode.

The most interesting literary Easter egg comes with the name change for Token's character when he assumes his Stick of Truth roleplaying persona. He's in charge of the armory at Kupa Keep, which you visit for your powers and weapons, and is called Tolkien. That's, of course, the last name of author J.R.R. Tolkien who created The Lord of the R♕ings and the Middle-earth mythology.

6 The COVID-19 Pandemic And Toilet Paper 🀅

South Park loves to reference and parody the 𝔉Global C😼OVID-19 pandemic, as episodes like 'The Pandemic Special' in Season 24 of the show have proved. The premise of South Park: Snow Day! gave the creators lots of opportunities to bring that humor back and parallel the deadly blizzard that froze over South Park with what was happening during the quarantine.

Basically, one of your main currencies for upgrad✨es ♒is toilet paper. You collect it from defeated enemies and various crates and bins like studs from Lego games. The recurring joke is that Butters' dad has the most toilet paper and Randy is trying to get even more than him, explaining how everyone is fighting over it. You additionally have an enemy card called 'Wiper-Inflation' that increases toilet paper costs by 40 percent, a satire of hyperinflation in the world economy.

In the first section of the game, when you head to South Park Elementary to get a tutorial from Butters, Mr. Mackey will be trapped in the school's 'Remote Learning Center' delivering phrases like wanting to see the New Kid back at home on Zoom.

5 🐟 Terrance And Phillip Asses Of Fire 2 ✨Teaser

South Park's movie theater returns in Snow Day!, albeit more snowed-in and abandoned than usual. On your way to the movie theater and while you're battling enemies inside, there's promotional material for the iconic flatulent duo to ever grace the big screen, Terrance and Phillip, specifically their new movie 'Asses of Fire 2.'

The first Terrance and Phillip Asses of Fire movie was the topic of the 1999 musical South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut to satirize its extreme language and themes on young audiences. The show then also featured teases of the sequel Asses of Fire 2, which Snow Day! advertises for 3D with movie posters and a short trailer. In fact, it's so 3D that you get to fly right through the screen.

4 Clothing Item 𓆏And Health Crate Easter Eggs

The item shop at Tweek and Craig's Kupa Keep Bazaar is where the majority of Easter eggs can be found. So many tunics and hats reference elements from the show, similar to Ellie's skins in The Last of Us Part 2 referencing other PlayStation games. There's Cartman's sheriff's outfit from Phone Destroyer, a Whistlin' Willy's pizzeria tee, a Raisins shirt, and even one for Camp New Grace, the heavily satirized conversion therapy camp from Season 11.

There are various Easter egg hats, like one representing the Crab People, as well a sailor hat that references the Fightin' Around the World show with Russel Crowe and Tugger. You can also be Indiana Jones with the 'Archeologist Hat.' The crates scattered around the map that supply you with health items are labeled 'Food 4 Little,' a play on the real-life grocery chain Food 4 Less.

3 Butters' Creamy Goo And Magazine Of Cartman's Mom

These are the two raunchiest and most crude Easter eggs that South Park: Snow Day! decided to include, but they're also featured in pretty famous episodes. First is an entire keg of Butters' Creamy Goo that you'll fetch for Jimbo in a trial to acquire Stan's powers. It's a pretty foul sports drink made from, well, you may already have a guess, featured in the Season 16 episode 'Sarcastaball.'

And because South Park is not afraid to get canceled (like what actually happens to Mr. Hankey in the plot of Snow Day!), they feature the hilarious joke from the Halloween episode 'Pinkeye' in the show's first season, where Cartman's mom is discovered to be on the cover of a dirty magazine. There are plenty copies of it at Tolkien's Armory station, and it also becomes a quest item you have to steal for one of the missions.

One of the Enemy Cards that can be played by the opposing side includes 'Pink Eye,' which is another direct connection to the classic episode from the inaugural season.

2 ♉ Chinpokomon, Cheesy Poofs, Polly Prissypants, And Cartman Dolls

While the Chinpokomon characters were collectibles in South Park: The Stick of Truth, Snow Day! still asks you to collect a pack of Chinpokomon cards as part of the same Jimbo mission as the Butters' Creamy Goo keg, another item he requests. Then, you have lots of other more Cartman-centric Easter egg stuff.

Cartman's all-time favorite snack, Cheesy Poofs, is your main health item in the game. There's even a power for a Healing Totem that creates a healing field with a bag of Cheesy Poofs tossing the poofs into the air and Cartman's Polly Prissypants doll attached to the totem along with a shirtless Rambo-like action figure. Throughout the levels, you may also spot rag dolls of Cartman's Grand Wizard.

1 Visitor UFO And T🐽he Thing

Aliens are an important and fun aspect of South Park lore, but it didn't sound like these extraterrestrial Visitors would be very prominent in South Park: Snow Day!'s story. Turns out, there is a super cool Easter egg early in the game when you engage waves of tough Elven enemies in combat, just after freeing Randy Marsh from behind the wall of ice at Stark's Pond.

At the other end of the ice cave will be a purple UFO, and if you jump onto it and approach the cockpit bowl, a light will flicker to reveal two frozen Visitor aliens and a cow they abducted. This might also very well be considered an Easter egg to John Carpenter's The Thing, where an alien ship similarly gets trapped in the frozen Antarctic snow.