Defunct Games reviews Postal 4: No Regerts, available now on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. Previously available on PC.
Nowhere near as funny or offensive as it should be, Postal 4: No Regerts is another fun yet toothless entry in the long-running franchise. There’s a good-looking open-world here that is filled with funny details and a lot to do. Unfortunately, all of the good moments are marred by terrible combat mechanics, dated jokes and technical problems that make the game feel unfinished. Postal 4 is nowhere near as subversive as it wants to be nor as entertaining as it should be.
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Postal movie is based on the game?
Uwe Boll has made some shitty movies in his career but if i remember correctly Postal was ok.
But he ain't no Neil Brean, that's for sure.
Postal 2 wasn't even that broken. At least it didn't have memory leak issues and constant crashes.
QOTD, favorite comedy game would be Earthworm Jim.
It has great gameplay and graphics, and the humor is so bizzare, dumb and dated, that I cannot help but love it
QOTD; Disgaea series is a good one, as are Portal games. There are also a couple of genre parody games I've really liked and laughed with, even though their gameplay could be called 'janky' (i.e. "Comic Jumper: The Adventures of Captain Smiley" and "Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard").
Disgaea is so over-the-top absurd and crazy that you can't help love it, and, as someone who's followed games and industry stuff for most of my life, Neptunia's biting satire and deep cuts always find a way to make me laugh. It doesn't hurt that both are capable of having serious character moments without it feeling odd or out of place
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