South Park: The Fractured But Whole

StreamerHouse brought 722 viewers across 2017-2018 for two years to South Park: The Fractured But Whole, Ubisoft San Francisco's superhero RPG sequel. The house covered a game that was delayed nearly a year from December 2016 to October 2017, with development struggles requiring entire missions to be scrapped. Unlike Stick of Truth's censorship nightmares, Fractured But Whole launched uncensored worldwide—no cut scenes, no blurred abortion jokes, even Australia got the full R18+ experience. The streams leaned into the crude humor, improved combat system, and the character creation that let you set your race and sexual orientation for dialogue changes. Two years of coverage meant the house documented both launch hype and the longer tail as players discovered Matt and Stone's willingness to go anywhere The Stick of Truth couldn't.