Postal was the first game to really pull all the stops while pushing the edge of the envelope. Postal 2 was the first FPS to really do the same. With the cheat codes, I get just what I really, really want in a game - an uninterrupted kill! Kill! Kill fest...

Got as far as the end of the "Burning Library" scenario: this is a shoot-'em-up (Kill the "Parents for Decency!" Kill the library-burners! Kill kill kill!!) with puzzle-solving elements and some really nasty, non-PC language, but still fun to play. However, the game crashed several times on my iMac (a 27-inch built 2011, 16 GB solid-state memory, running Lion 10.7.4 ), and then, upon restart, displayed a message that the software would have to be reinstalled. When this happened a third time, I gave up: just too much of a technical hassle. Other games run just fine on my Mac, so it's not the computer. At least it was cheap!-Farewell, Postal Dude!

This is a lighthearted game, recommended to me a group of teenage boys, this game is perfect for a humorous, light hearted break from the typical shooter.

The game starts as postal dude begins his typical hot, lousy day in the charming setting of a trailer park in "Pleasant, AZ" and just goes on from there.

This game is a comic relief from all of those games that try to deliver a message. The message in this game, have some fun.