Sorry to hear that. I still enjoy the game but it does have issues. Ranging from graphical errors to outright glitches.

I am at the end once more in those caldrons, like in the first game and even the DLC.

I kind of regret the pre order and paying almost 100$ for this game.

I actually really enjoyed Postal 2 in a South Park kind of way! As I mentioned in my review, I hope that RWS improves P4 as time goes on. I just don’t hold out a huge amount of hope for that. At the time of this review, Monday & Tuesday were both out. Releasing more content is obviously great, but the problems I had with P4 weren’t just to do with the amount of content – it’s that the quality of the content is very, very poor. I have to say I disagree when you say it plays great – the movement and combat are both sluggish and super outdated. The missions are goofy, sure, but actually doing the missions is incredibly tedious. It’s not difficult, it’s just… Not fun.

There are much smaller, much less experienced teams turning out content of a significantly higher quality; and that’s without having an established, popular IP like Postal to lean on.

They can do much better. I hope they do.

But, as you say, each to their own! Thanks for commenting, it’s great to hear from folks. And thank you for reading the review, even if you disagree 🙂

The missions are just goofy fun, the game plays great already, the town is quite large. It’s a def love letter to people that loved Postal 2 and an apology for Postal 3 (development was mainly outsourced on that horrible game). The people making it are a very small group of people. But they interact with the community very often, listen to feedback, etc.

It’s early access program is being handled far better than most I’ve seen.

If you’re not a fan of these games you won’t like this one which is fair enough, but it’s gotten enough support that they are very much continuing to improve it, add signifacnt content updates etc.