Pre-release hype for Postal has been impressive, but the question remains: Does ultra-violence equal ultra-entertainment? While the answer may seem clear to industry moguls poring over the latest ratings, the gaming public can be a finicky lot. Ripcord Games (publisher for Running with Scissors) has entered the gaming fray with this controversial little number. That's why I got excited at the thought of doing it on my computer. But I can't afford to go to jail again (I didn't steal those shoes. Be forewarned, Postal is definitely not for the squeamish or moralistic purist.Įver get tired of it all? Ever think to yourself, 'Boy, life sure does suck?' Ever wanted to run down the street on a murderous rampage, leaving a trail of bloodied carcasses, burning corpses, and weeping victims? Yeah, me too.

Featuring inhumane, cold blooded killing and no purpose other than to lay waste to as many fellow human beings as possible, Postal truly stands in a zone of its own - a killing zone. The game's single-minded purpose notwithstanding, Postal comes with potential for sound and level editing so you can personalize it and allows for multiplayer mayhem with up to fifteen other players. With a large number of weapons to choose from and an assortment of victims to blast your way through, Postal is action filled from bloody beginning to violent end. Killing indiscriminately, you travel from one (town location) map to another, leaving behind a bloody trail of bodies and carnage. It doesn't matter if the victims in this quiet little sleepy town of Paradise, Arizona are policemen, medics or innocent bystanders (and there are hundreds of them), they are all targets for your rampaging, murderous character. One day you wake up, walk out of your house with a weapon in hand, and begin blowing away every single living thing you can set your eyes on. That, in a nutshell, is the entire purpose of Postal, the shooting game published by Ripcord Games.

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