The one that re-started it all! The Dude shows up for his first day working at RWS and hilarity ensues! Fight cops! Rage against the Man! Snuff the Taliban! Buy Milk! Get an autograph from Gary Coleman!
Forget what you know about first person shooters. Walk for a whole week in the Postal Dude's sho...
The one that re-started it all! The Dude shows up for his first day working at RWS and hilarity ensues! Fight cops! Rage against the Man! Snuff the Taliban! Buy Milk! Get an autograph from Gary Coleman!
Forget what you know about first person shooters. Walk for a whole week in the Postal Dude's shoes.
Freely explore fully 3-D open-ended environments. Interact with over 100 unique NPCs, marching bands, dogs, cats and elephants, protesters, policemen and civilians, with or without weapons. This is THE ultimate FPS for sandbox slaughter and mindless mayhem you are looking for!
Includes the original POSTAL 2 and the first 2 expansions.
Exterminate terrorists, bank robbers, cats from hell and evil nurses!
Cheesy jokes mixed with wanton mind-numbing violence.
手册（47页）
HD wallpapers (Postal series)
avatars (Postal series)
Postal Babe comic book
单据
Music to Go POSTAL By
SMS tones
Postal 2 Complete original version
系统要求
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Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Notice: The Mac version of POSTAL 2 is in English only.
推荐系统配置:
Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Notice: The Mac version of POSTAL 2 is in English only.
In Postal 2 you walk around fairly empty areas filled with people who are just randomly walking around. The areas are tiny and even on a modern PC with a SSD loading takes several seconds. You can find weapons everywhere and shoot the people with it. There is no aiming or reloading. There are basic fetch quests and unskippable cutscenes.
That's it, that's pretty much the entire game. It's basically an asset flip with voice acting and the ability to sometimes pee on people. I didn't expect anything from this and it's even worse than i thought it would be.
The best first person shooter ever created (maybe it is only my opinion, but still - i love it). You can do almost everything in Postal, kill everyone you want, or don't kill anyone and avoid bullets, the world is open so you can play in sandbox style. The game is challenging (and there are many difficult options), there are many weapons to choose (from pistols and machine guns, to scissors and rocket launchers). Expansion ("Apocalypse Weekend") is a little dissapointing however, because you can't skip missions (to play around with citizens of Paradise).
Want an epic plot? What about incredible, well-developed characters? Maybe a mature, unforgettable storyline that rivals many of the best novels? Yeah, you won't find it here.
What you will find is a non-linear FPS with lots of cussing, blood, and abuse (domestic or otherwise). Many, many easter eggs are hidden throughout the map, and the game encourages mucking around and exploring the world as much as it does continuing through the storyline. The humor is juvenile at best, but contributes much to the overall 'crapsack world' feel of the game. NPC AI is fairly buggy, but it makes the game all that much more humorous (unless if you're getting chased down by cops for standing in the wrong place).
Postal 2 is also violent. Very violent. It's almost cartoonishly violent by today's standards. Realism is thrown out the window with the arsenal you're given, letting the inner maniac inside of you come out to play. That is, if you choose to. The game can be played and completed without killing anyone, but it is exceptionally hard.
Postal 2 is what it is. It doesn't promise to be anything more, but what's there is pretty dang fun.
Postal 2 is the much improved sequel to the original RWS murder simulator. Unlike the first, which features utterly mindless mayhem, this game has a plot. The Postal Dude, you, goes about doing various banal tasks for his harpy of a wife over the span of a week as his town goes insane around him. These include returning library books, picking up milk, going to the bank, etc. You can choose to do these tasks as written, which involves a lot of standing in line, or you can get creative: robbing the bank, torching the convenience store (full of ululating arabs of course), etc. To help you have a broad range of weapons, some of which are quite well done, from pistols to napalm rockets to "biological weapons" (a diseased cow's head). RWC made the fatuous claim when this game came out that you could get through it without killing anyone. This is simply untrue, as you'll run into numerous enemies that want to destroy you. These are generally based on ridiculous stereotypes that uninformed bro-magnon white guys like to rail on: left-wing protestors, arab terrorists, rapist hillbillies, etc.
Unlike the original, this game features some humor which is actually funny, and has a sandbox feel that rewards exploration with handy tidbits. The game items are fantastic, featuring a crack pipe, or health pipe as the game euphemistically calls it, doggy treats which gives you a companion, and my favorite a tin of catnip that, when smoked, puts you into bullet time with the phrase, "OH YEAH, I am the lizard king!" You'll find yourself chuckling when, for instance you'll start a fire, going into a building and come out a few minutes later to see the utter havoc your actions have caused: burned corpses, exploded cars, police firing at random bystanders, so on.
That being said the game suffers from crucial flaws. It is built on the Unreal Engine, and thus, has agonizing load times in between sections of town. This is made all the worse by the fact that many of the objectives of any given day are on opposite sides of the city, and require a lot of traveling. The weapons, for all their creativity tend to be ridiculously over-powered or useless, and you'll often find yourself just switching back to the pistol when you've run out of rockets. Much of the games humor was topical for its time and is now utterly dated: does anyone find references to the 2000 Florida elections humorous anymore?
Even so, Postal 2 makes for a fine time-waster. If you've always wanted to see what the hype was about but your mom would never lend you the money for it, pick Postal 2 up. It's a far better buy than it's predecessor.
