Postal 2 had some fun moments, the player wouldn't necessarily know they were there because of the annoying technical issues with the game. Too bad for them, it's just not a good game. Postal 2 will likely offend many groups for its disturbing content: Policemen and policewomen can be decapitated with a shovel some arcade games in town bear the name 'Fag Hunter ' cats and dogs can be slaughtered on the streets Middle-Eastern men peruse bomb-building and terrorism books at the library (before opening fire with a machine gun) and the lead character can unzip his pants and urinate on just about anything … including protesters.īut then again, it's this controversy and political incorrectness the developers want to be known for.

Other tasks include being treated for a sexually transmitted disease, returning an overdue book to the library and getting an autograph from former child star Gary Coleman, who makes a forgettable cameo in the game.Įventually, the weapons are drawn and it turns into a regular '3D shooter' action game where the goal is to kill or be killed. The player must walk around the 3-D town of Paradise, Arizona, to complete menial tasks before the character loses it and 'goes postal.' This includes picking up a paycheque at work (only to find you've been fired), dealing with an annoying teller at the bank and waiting in line to buy milk for your trailer park.

Postal 2 is played from a first-person perspective. Therefore it's a highly unlikely (and hardly fun) alternative. To be fair, the developer (aptly named Running With Scissors) points out the game can be completed without pulling a trigger, but this means running away every time a gunfight breaks out. Postal, this sequel puts players in the shoes of the 'Postal Dude' who gets pushed too far and inevitably resorts to shooting everyone in sight.

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