Not every gamer is a big fan of the Postal franchise but irrespective of that it is worth noting that it was their works which steadily fight against a slew of goofy politicians and businessmen who found video games to be one of the most effective means for communication with the devil. Not only that, they were the leaders who fought against the slogan, video games make everyone violent nonsense during the early 90s.
Coming straight to the pint, if you are a player who enjoys playing mature games or something that involves a bit of murder then you must take interest in the development studio Running with Scissors.
Once again they have returned with the franchise that seems to be relatively crude containing a bizarrely violent content which somewhat seems like a fever dream and gets as offensive as possible.
Postal 4 is supposedly the true sequel to the worst video game ever made Postal 2. Added to that, Postal 4: No regrets, brings yet another update with a ton of new expletive-laden content. This dude has returned with gasoline, kitten scissors, and the boomerang machete. Moreover, the voice actor of Duke Nukem named Jon St. John is also seen reprising his role as the Dude.
All of these are collectively coming together as yet another sandbox title that simply allows the players to do almost everything they wish to, but as long as it is outlandish. The player doesn’t even have to get violet to finish off the title. It is just an ever-present option that attempts to draw in the player to the darker side with water guns that remain filled with gasoline and bladder power-ups.
The team of Running with Scissors has been working quite hard on forming yet another title that seems to be made just to watch the boomers squirm in their seats, and their latest update is something that includes the hallmark sense of humor from the studio.
The latest update is titled Holy (expletive), and it has already been a month since the last update.
The update remains front-loaded with content and studio RWS has readily admitted that this particular update focuses on bringing more content at the sacrifice of the game which seems to be running a bit for the worse.
FOC sliders that are exponentially larger than RWS still waits to figure out is what this update brings in, and also includes the ultra-wide aspect ratio support. The police can now fall behind the Due and get him caught to the Police Station if he fails to figure his way out of it.
The NPCs now look at the Dude and they blink. This makes the whole matter of lighting them on fire seem a bit stranger especially when the player includes the new neck bleeding behavior that can further get inflicted along with severed limbs. Same as Mollies, the Molotovs spread far quite easily and thankfully the Dude has finally figured out how to pick up the grenade o the floor.
All that a player can talk about on this website other than having a weird conversation with the powers are new areas, weapons, and textures that get a makeover. The player gets the chance to weaponize their bladder and the system looks hilariously juvenile.
Apart from all of these, the system still looks a bit the last generation. The player should not be looking at Postal 4 with the intention that it will be eye candy or be the latest generation of NPC ray tracing or whatever other buzzwords are being casually tossed about for marketing within the modern industry.
As of now, it seems to be yet another classic entry for the title which is best known for telling stuffy suits to firmly embed their head into their fourth point of contact and sometimes much more.
