The writers just lazily use the lowest hanging fruit and sound more like a bunch of teenagers spitting out a word salad of key phrases they think will enrage the social media crowd. The writers seem content with jumping between one attempt to be edgy to the next. Unfortunately, franchise’s reputation far eclipses the actual game’s content. Postal’s big draw is supposed to be the controversial humour. I spent the entire time feeling like I was being hauled along for some stranger’s to do list. The plot does nothing to draw people in or provides any incentive to care about anyone in the game. The characters are shallow and completely forgettable.

Now broke and homeless, Postal Dude enters the town of Edensin, Arizona in hopes of finding work and a new roof over his head. Our hero Postal Dude and his dog Champ have been living their best life until their mobile home is stolen. It’s been years since the events of Postal 2: Paradise Lost. After two years in Early Access, it’s time to see if Running with Scissors’ efforts have paid off. Postal 3 was completely retconned out with the Postal 2: Paradise Lost DLC, and Running with Scissors really got down to business when they put Postal 4: No Regerts on Steam Early Access in late 2019. With exclusive control, they felt they could turn things around. American developers Running with Scissors decided to take sole responsibility over the Postal franchise after Postal 3was met with universal disdain.

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