#Postal 4 petition series

While it’s tough to call any of it “good,” (there’s some dodgy hit detection and a lack of basic features), it’s functional and a definite improvement over its predecessor. Should players choose to get violent, though, the combat is decent enough in this alpha build for them to hold their own. See also Minecraft No Longer Getting Super Duper Graphics Pack Postal 2 put players through the wringer when they wanted to do a pacifistic run, and Postal 4 seems willing to do the same. Much like in Postal 2, objectives can be accomplished through non-violent methods, although it’s definitely the hardest way to play the game. They don’t even have to engage any attackers.

Despite having access to a small arsenal of melee weapons and firearms, players don’t necessarily have to murder everything on site. Postal 2 was a game marketed with the slogan “it’s only as violent as you are,” and Postal 4 thankfully takes the same approach. From there, one can do whatever they please – although there is a set mission path, should they choose to pursue it. Players are tasked with drawing up a sign asking for a job, then set loose on the unsuspecting masses. Postal Dude’s hometown of Paradise is reduced to irradiated cinders, and the foul-mouthed protagonist is forced to hunt for work in the small town of Edensin. Postal 4 ignores the entirety of the previous outing, instead focusing on the fallout of Postal 2’s cataclysmic ending. Well, kind of – Running With Scissors has been very clear that Postal 4 is in the earliest of early access, referring to the current version as the “janky alpha build.” Still, what we’ve got is shaping up to be a worthy successor to Postal 2 and a decent little sandbox game in its own right. You Are Reading : Postal 4 Preview Sign This PetitionĪfter an ill-advised and fundamentally broken sequel, Postal is back for the first time since 2011.

#Postal 4 petition series

Running With Scissors returns to the series that made it a household name.