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"Postal 4": The most primitive game ever will be continued

Philipp Rüegg
16.10.2019
Translation: machine translated

"Postal 2" didn't earn any flowers for its nonsensical story or straightforward gameplay. The attraction came from the black humour. Now there's a sequel that looks and plays practically the same as part 2 - and it's no less than 16 years old. We'll be streaming it at 13:00.

There's the forest protection organisation, whose slogan is "Save a tree, burn a book". A phrase so stupid that I'll never forget it. Or you go to the meat factory in search of a steak. There you realise that the main ingredient is people. On the way, you meet no less weird fellows. Al-Qaeda terrorists, religious fanatics, trigger-happy police officers, an insane mascot called Krotchy and so on.

The king of the madmen

And yet the craziest of them all is the Postal Dude. Well, depending on who's driving it. As if the place wasn't already in chaos without you, you add a boatload on top. You can pee on people, smoke crack, use cats as silencers and much more. No wonder the game was banned in various countries - including New Zealand and Germany.

By the way, there was also a "Postal 3", but it was so bad that even the developers distanced themselves from it. On the Steam page it says: "No third game is known to exist."

In our weekly Let's Play, we take a look at the new "Postal" and see how contemporary the primitive chaos simulator still is.

"Postal 4" is available as Early Access on PC.

We stream every Wednesday on Youtube. You can also check out our Discord channel.

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As a child, I wasn't allowed to have any consoles. It was only with the arrival of the family's 486 PC that the magical world of gaming opened up to me. Today, I'm overcompensating accordingly. Only a lack of time and money prevents me from trying out every game there is and decorating my shelf with rare retro consoles. 


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