A 2016 Entertainment Weekly interview with creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone that elements of the game will change depending on a player's chosen gender. Immediately upon leaving South Park Elementary, my character was ambushed by a gang of rednecks that were offended by my gender choice, forcing an encounter. What's interesting is that gender choice affects various portions of the game. It's exactly as awkward as one would expect from the South Park team. It is here where players can opt to be male, female, or "Other." Out of my own curiosity, I ran with this "Other" option and it led to Mackey stumbling over his own words, as he quickly tried to assure my character that it was okay to be different and that it's fine to identify as nonbinary. Yes, it is possible to play through the adventure as a girl, but the option to switch genders doesn't show up until about a half hour into the game when the player visits school counselor Mr. There are even multiple feminine features, though this is curiously not where players pick their gender. One thing to note at the start of the game is that there appear to be more character creator options than there were in the previous South Park game.
The kids all switch to playing superheroes, which means the New Kid is basically starting from scratch. Unfortunately, The Coon has come from "the future" to recruit a band of heroes to help in the critical task of finding a missing cat. The start of the game puts players right back into the role of the "New Kid," who has ascended to the rank of King after the events of The Stick of Truth.
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