Postal 4: No Regerts

Postal 4: No Regerts clearly wants to be a hilariously edgy so-bad-it’s-good follow up to its infamous predecessors, but it misses that mark in every way. The comedy is lazy and embarrassing, the combat is messy and painfully unsatisfying, and it runs so poorly on high-end hardware that it can scarcely be enjoyed at all even by those just hoping for some campy shock humor. The open world of Edensin also completely disappoints as a destructive playground due to its empty, bland areas that can’t even make some self-driven destruction any fun. Put all of that atop a terrifying pyramid of bugs, glitches, and frequent full-on crashes and you’ve got one of the most thoroughly unenjoyable mistakes ever created. You shouldn’t play this game, and I wish I hadn’t.

-- As reviewed by IGN
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Product details

  • A satirical and outrageous comedic open world first person shooter and the long-awaited true sequel to what’s been fondly dubbed as "The Worst Game Ever", POSTAL 2
  • Enjoy full freedom in your choice of PACIFIST VS. AGGRESSIVE playstyle! Plenty of new tools to support your (mostly) peaceful confrontations, but violence is still always an option too
  • Brandish an OVER-THE-TOP ARSENAL, from the devastating boom of the quadruple-barreled Fournicator to the feathered chaos of the Pigeon Mine!
  • Add that POSTAL twist to your weaponry with POTENT POWER-UPS such as the classic Cat Silencer, the slow motion-inducing Catnip, and the dual wielding Energy Drink
  • Discover UNIQUE WEAPON COMBOS AND CAPABILITIES! Mix a little Catnip with your Hunting Rifle to curve every bullet to its exact mark! Feeling down? Use the Rattler to grapple your way to new heights

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Expert reviews and ratings

By IGN on April 18, 2022
Postal 4: No Regerts clearly wants to be a hilariously edgy so-bad-it’s-good follow up to its infamous predecessors, but it misses that mark in every way. The comedy is lazy and embarrassing, the combat is messy and painfully unsatisfying, and it runs so poorly on high-end hardware that it can scarcely be enjoyed at all even by those just hoping for some campy shock humor. The open world of Edensin also completely disappoints as a destructive playground due to its empty, bland areas that can’t even make some self-driven destruction any fun. Put all of that atop a terrifying pyramid of bugs, glitches, and frequent full-on crashes and you’ve got one of the most thoroughly unenjoyable mistakes ever created. You shouldn’t play this game, and I wish I hadn’t.
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