POSTAL 2

This is not the type of game you brag about playing, unless maybe you are in 7th grade. Lucky for me, I was already an adult by the time this gem hit store shelves. You are the Postal Dude, just living your life. You are tasked with such menial things as going to work, picking up milk, or cashing your paycheck. Unfortunately for you, the universe seems to be against you, and you will find your path continually blocked by angry protesters, the Taliban, and men in giant penis suits. The creators of this game say that any raunchy content is entirely the action and fault of the player, and that it's entirely possible to play through without killing anybody. But why AVOID killing people when they make it so damn fun! Knocking the heads of civilians with a shovel is just too satisfying, and igniting the dance floor of a night club creates panic that makes the crazy bastard in all of us grin with glee. I spent much of this game just playing with the mechanics. They've got a pretty innovative fluid system for urine and gasoline, the latter of which can make for some very exciting moments. The former of which simply elicits a giggle from my inner 7th grader as I urinate on passers-by. I recommend this game to anyone with an intact sense of immature humor, just wait until the kids are asleep to play it.

I got this game ages ago. i find it a OK game, i can do the tasks the wife sends me on or decide to go on a killing spree setting people alight then peeing out the fire on them leaving a burnt person crawling away. it's the true meaning of sandbox. thing is the rating is totally wrong, it should be AO (for adults only) i recommend it for serial killers and people looking for something to play to waste time!

I love the premise of the game, and the actual drama is fun, but GETTING THERE is another story.. At the start of each day you're given a checklist of what you need to do. This is only three or four things, but each objective is about as far from the others as it could possibly be. Thankfully the Dude has hilarious one liners, and the actual mission that kicks in when you get to where you need to is always fun, but it feels like the map and each building was designed like a maze to artificially prolong gameplay. I don't regret buying this, but I am glad to be finished with it.

that includes the many paradise lost game breaking bugs

Postal 2 was a game I've always wanted to play as a kid due to it's vulgar style and crude humor and when I got to play it as an adult, the game was still as fun.