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Grab your free South Park: The Fractured But Whole trial right now

Even after reading our review, if you’re not quite ready to get involved in The Fractured But Whole of South Park… Ubisoft has released a free Xbox One and PS4 trial.

Those who download the trial/demo get the full experience (limited to 1 hour of playtime) and progress will transfer over for those who purchase the full version. So… that’s definitely worth the effort for gamers who may be interested but still on the fence.

FInd the Xbox One trial here, and the PS4 trial here.

See the announcement below!

Ubisoft reveals South Park: The Fractured But Whole free trial on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system available now. Designed to allow interested players a chance to sample the fascinating and addicting world of South Park, the trial will feature no alterations to gameplay, with the exception of a one hour playtime restriction. Upon completion, players will be given the option to purchase the full game. All player progress will be saved and carried over should they decide to purchase the full game.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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