
POSTAL Redux is a high definition remake of the classic dark and surreal twin-stick isometric shooter. Take control of The POSTAL Dude as he fights to survive in a world gone mad with violence.
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese**languages with full audio support
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Просто ремастер 1 части, больше нечего сказать
pretty cool, too bad there's no postal offices in the game. misleading title
mt top acho mei bizarro mas e top, eu gostava da jogabilidade do classico nesse remake eles melhoraram mt
I like the part where killing civilians is optional. It's a good remake of a classic and it's a good thing they changed the ending.
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the best way to play postal
Score: 2/5 This is degenerate content. [b]The Bad[/b] I am uninterested in gratuitous violence shown/described in graphic detail involving degenerate activities like murder/dehumanization, especially to good/innocent people. It's like a stripped down version of Doom but instead of killing space demons from hell it's you mass murdering police officers, military personnel, and civilians on Earth. The music, visuals, story, gunplay and combat, movement, and enemies are all inferior to Doom. And the PC makes quips/one-liners like he's Duke Nukem, or a Marvel villian. [b]The Good[/b] 1. It is not realistic, so someone couldn't pick up undesirable knowledge from playing. 2. Potentially could act as a outlet for degenerates to act out in a fictional setting rather than in a non-fictional one. I don't know if the research is that this is the case, or if games like this do end up reducing rates of crime. Additionally, the bleedout/execution mechanics could potentially reduce ideation of violence against other humans, as it could trigger empathy/sympathy in the player. 3. Everything I interacted with was functional. The menus and settings worked. All the weapons I tried worked and their mechanics made sense. Health pick ups looked like health pick ups. 4. The visuals have aged, but still look fine. 5. The audio/sfx/music were fine. 6. Doesn't waste your time with a lengthy intro/set-up. 7. Significantly better than the original version.
muy bueno, comprenlo
A pretty good remake for the original postal game. Story wise it changed a lot of things and i prefer the old game story and aesthetics since it really made me feel uneasy and perfected it. Game play wise this remake perfects it and actually makes the game fun unlike the original game. overall, i like the redux better but some people does not like it because of the writing. So if you're in for the game play then this is perfect.
This is pretty much the same game from my highschool years with a new coat of paint and fewer bugs. It's still fun and the peak of 90s culture.
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