According to Bloomberg, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone recently struck a deal with ViacomCBS worth about $900 million. According to the agreement, the creators of South Park will provide the streaming service "Paramount+" with new dramas and "spin-off movies" for more than 6 years.
But the agreement also mentions a new South Park game, which is said to be a "3D video game set in South Park." The game will not be developed with Ubisoft or its partners, but by their own "in-house studios".
There's not much news about this mysterious new game at the moment, and we don't know if it will continue the RPG style of South Park: The Staff of Truth or South Park: Completely Broken, or whether it will try some new gameplay.
This isn't the first time South Park Digital Studios has partnered with other developers to develop video games. The studio has produced South Park: The Staff of Truth and South Park: Completely Broken. Later, he also developed the mobile game Phone Destroyer with RedLynx and Ubisoft.