Comedy Central’s South Park does things differently than any other show on TV, making each new episode within the week that it airs, making for some of the most timely and topical comedy you can get. This process was documented in 6 Days to Air, which any fan of the show should watch if they haven’t already.

But for the first time in the show’s history a deadline has been missed, and tonight’s new episode titled “Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers” will not air.

The long-in-development South Park RPG, South Park: The Stick of Truth, has traveled a bit of a rocky road with delays and the game’s publisher, THQ, going under before Ubisoft scooped it up. We found out back at E3 2013 when we might be able to expect the game, but nothing set in stone.

Now the game from developer Obsidian Entertainment, made closely with the show’s creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, has an official release date to look forward to. Additionally, a collector’s edition has also been announced dubbed the Grand Wizard Edition.

Continue reading for the date and to see what the collector’s edition will offer.

In what could eventually become the greatest game ever made, an RPG based in the South Park universe developed by Obsidian Entertainment, the team behind Fallout: New Vegas, has had fans salivating.

Fast forward six months and our first peek at South Park: The Stick of Truth has been unveiled at this year’s E3. And it absolutely looks like it lives up to the hype. As you’ll see, this game looks exactly like an episode of South Park. You’re the new kid in town, and everyone is looking to you for help.

You can check out the trailer below, as well as a special appearance from South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

For those of you who have yet to hear, a brand new South Park video game is currently being developed titled South Park: The Game.

Most people will scoff at such news, knowing full well that almost all games based on movies or TV shows or animated series are usually just made to make money off of the property, and are all but guaranteed to suck horribly. But this game…this game is different. Or so it feels.

The Book of Mormon, the comedic Broadway musical created by South Park masterminds (and BASEketball stars) Trey Parker and Matt Stone along with Robert Lopez, has become the toast of the Great White Way since opening on March 24.

Recently the critically-acclaimed show, which has won nine Tony awards and five Drama Desk awards, finally recouped its production costs and is now turning a profit for its investors.