If you haven't enjoyed the nuclear-sized farts of South Park: The Fractured But Whole, here's a ripper of a discount.

2017 has been an absolute insane year for incredible game releases. So many that I have barely scratched the surface when it comes to my personal shame-pile. But while I may not have gotten all the AAA action I wanted, I still managed to fall in love with plenty of titles.

Here are my favourites.

In early September, the developers of South Park: The Fractured But Whole made some waves when they showed the character customisation options, which suggest that playing as a black character will make your game harder. Then Ubisoft took it back. The truth, however, is a bit hazier.

After a long, long wait, South Park: Fractured But Whole finally arrived last week. And, for the most part, it seemed really good.

"You can't do a prequel first," says one of the characters in Wednesday's episode of South Park, 'Franchise Prequel.' "Then it's not a prequel. It's just... first."

This is the kind of promotion you could only find in video games.

I'm an old school South Park fan, and I loved Stick of Truth. My only real disappointment was that I couldn't create a female character. That's changed with The Fractured But Whole, but it wasn't until a recent preview I discovered exactly how gender choices play out.

Despite concerns that kids grinding on drunk men in a strip club might be a little too far for the Classification Board, Ubisoft has announced that all is swell for the upcoming South Park.