![]() These kinds of jokes can be funny in the right context, but when there is no context to them and when the rest of the game is barely hanging on by a thread, these jokes just come across as pathetic and juvenile. There is also a heavy obsession on human excrement so expect to clean up poop or pee on people if you feel inclined. One that has you infiltrating an amusement park themed after a woman’s reproductive system and one that has you capturing dogs and cats for a guy who, it seems, eats them. Some of these errands try to be funny, but they fail miserably considering their subject matter is more crass than anything else. These tasks are your main objectives each day, and finishing them all means you can move on and continue Dude’s search. The grief you feel when you realize the game isn’t over yet.The frustration of sitting through another loading screen.This pain you get from playing through this poorly made game.Like past titles, the game is broken up through five days of the week with each day giving the Dude new errands to complete for money and to bring him one step closer to finding his stolen stuff. This no-named protagonist ends up in a bind after his trailer home and possessions are stolen from him so he and his dog need to leave their town and wander around until settling on the city of Edensin. Postal 4 starts off by reintroducing the Postal Dude to the world. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, this is the kind of game you don’t want to play. Audio, plotline, control, graphical - basically any problem you could possibly encounter in a video game, Postal 4 serves it to you piping hot and doesn’t stop until you finish the game or just shut it off, take a break from it, and then force yourself to play it some more because you need to review it. ![]() This is a game that is ridden with issues in every sense of the world. ![]() Regrettably, nothing could have prepared me for what Postal 4 took away from me. ![]() Not only did that make me wary of what I was getting into, but who advertises a game like that unless they are being cheeky about it? The Postal series is known for controversy, violence, and crude sex jokes so knowing all of this beforehand, I mentally prepared myself for a rough ride. Developer Running with Scissors describes Postal 4: No Regerts as a true sequel to Postal 2, a first-person shooter “fondly dubbed as ‘The Worst Game Ever’”. ![]()
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