South Park: From Dusk Till Casa Bonita review - Inessential Episode
By thomastelford-March 22, 2018
This free DLC takes place in Cartman's favourite Mexican restaurant, Casa Bonita. All of your character selections from the main game carry over into From Dusk Till Casa Bonita. In order to activate it, you need to head to the DLC bus stop in the main game and select the right option
Casa Bonita has been overrun with Vamp kids and it's up to you, Mysterion, The Coon and Henrietta to rid the Mexican eatery of their stupidity. That's not all. Kenny's sister, Karen has been kidnapped - in their opinion - by the vamp kids so unless you save her she will change into one of those vamp kids forever.
Mike Makowski, who's the head honcho of the Vamp kids is having his birthday party at Casa Bonita. Karen is there with Mysterion thinking the only possible reason for that is that she's been brainwashed by the vamp kids. In order to save her, you'll have to perfect the newly introduced Netherborn class and team up with Mysterion, The Coon and The Goth Henrietta.
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New features have been added as well so it's not just the same experience as the full game. A pretty neat retro water level has been added, with your character farting his way through it and avoiding piranhas and squids.
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The same turn-based fighting system - which was such a massive improvement over The Stick of Truth - has been used again. You'll also receive a visit from everyone's favourite child molester #Shamone. Like I said before it's quite short DLC, but the fact that its free (if you own the season pass, 11.99 otherwise) means you cant really criticise the length. I think they knew that From Dusk Till Casa Bonita wasn't deep enough to warrant a hefty price.
Formats: PS4, Xbox One, Steam, PC. Reviewed on PS4. Price: $11.99 Publisher: Ubisoft & South Park Digital Studios Developer: Ubisoft San Francisco Release Date: 20th March 2018 Age Rating: 18+
