New things are on the way to South Park with the latest DLC dropping out there for South Park: Snow Day
I hope you are ready for more snow days to come, as it looks like we have a new bit of DLC to pick up for South Park: Snow Day to give the game a bit more life out there. This time, we are going to see more for of the factions that Question Games has placed into the game shaking things up with some new mods and challenges in the game. All while using one of the big names from South Park to do this. You know, Nichole. That character that so many will know on the spot and be able to quote lines from without hesitation. An odd choice for the DLC but it could lead to a lot of new gameplay fun when you load it all up again on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC.
This new bit for South Park: Snow Day offers up five new modes for us to play with out in the world. A Floor is Lava mode, Super Pissed Off, and Air Superiority to name some of them that seem to truly shake things up in the game. Along with a few others that will change up some gear and have us facing off with the Board Girls just a bit more. They are the elite gamers out there in South Park, so it does make sense that they would know how to change and shake all of these things up out there. Have a look at the tease of it all below or just download it for the game instead and give it all a play after you are done reading all of this. I am sure if you have the game already, it will offer up one more reason to give the twist on the gameplay some solid time out there.
South Park: Snow Day — Nichole’s Home Brew Story
Nichole’s Infernal Pacts were just the beginning!
The Board Girls have unleashed diabolical new Home Brew rules for Snow Day, featuring game-altering modes like The Floor is Lava, Air Superiority, and Super Pissed Off. These brutal challenges will push you to your limit. Your gear? Useless. Your strategies? Obsolete. Adapt fast or fail.
Conquer all five new modes and unlock even crazier rule combinations to prove you’re the one and only New Kid. Are you ready?
Does all of this fit your view on South Park or is this all another odd choice to go with given the IP and the fanbase? Will these new challenges be enough to bring players back into the game or will it take something different to drive gamers back to the lackluster title? Will all of this still lead us to have another RPG title as we did before or could we expect another experimental title to come out of another studio? Slide on down to the comment section to discuss all of those new thoughts in your head. We will keep on checking in for South Park: Snow Day, so please keep on checking in here for those updates. We are a huge fan of the IP around here, so any time we get some kind of update, we will share it all with you as fast as we can.