POSTAL 4: No Regerts

4th Postal game I've 100%'ed (Redux, 2 and Brain damaged before this). Postal 2, at least in my opinion, is just generally a better game than this. For pros, the graphics are (obviously) an upgrade from other Postal games. This game also introduces a radio system which I honestly love. It allows for skipping songs (Only game I can think of that allows you to skip songs on a radio) and has a pretty decent group of songs on the radio, with the only one I didn't like having a very clear intro from the radio hosts and a "now playing" message at the top so I could skip it before it started playing. This one also introduced Rampages, which require an objective to be completed within a given amount of time, some are certainly better than others, but they also give a ton of money. One of the best features that this game has is the customisation. There's the choice between the voice actor from 2, 3, the movie and a newcomer (I'm pretty sure he hadn't appeared in one beforehand). On top of this, you can choose the interface, the menu music, the menu sounds and even the outfit that the Dude wears, which I really appreciate. The gameplay is pretty similar to Postal 2, just with new errands to complete and an entirely new town. The map is considerably bigger than Postal 2's map. However, the collectables are a nightmare, with a bug occurring that nearly forced me to have to collect every collectable in the game again, but luckily there were more on the map than were needed. The game also had performance issues, despite me playing on the lowest graphics and having just been running around without any enemies. which did also result in several crashes. Can't remember any game-breaking bugs I experienced apart from the crashes, though. I genuinely do not understand how deaths work in this. It seems to save some of your items and some progress, but send you back to a previous point with full health, which is just confusing. The worst part of the game by far was the race achievement. For some reason, if the scooter tilts slightly too far, Postal Dude will fall off and refuse to get up until he stops moving, which results in the ramp part being practically impossible due to how the vehicle tilts, resulting in having to drive around it. While I would probably recommend this game to an existing Postal fan, I'd heavily recommend playing Postal 2 first, and if you love that, then give this one a try.