POSTAL 4: No Regerts is a satirical and outrageous comedic open world first person shooter and the long-awaited true sequel to what’s been fondly dubbed as "The Worst Game Ever™", POSTAL 2!
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1.86/day in the week to Aug 21 → 3.14/day in the week after.
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 13.5Kreviews | 65% | — | $5.4M |
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I would like to pre-face my review by pointing out that I've been playing Postal 2 for over 2 decades and still love it. Postal 4 is a cash grab. Put in as much shock value and contemporary references to wow audiences as possible to get sales from the franchise fans, then leave it in a state of disrepair once the money stops flowing in. I was excited for it when it released, and even tho it was janky at start, it was expected. Over time the game was filled with content, and there is plenty of it still, but the game is 'buggier than a big bug bugging out in a dune buggy'. First, the good. The game world is large and has a lot of hidden stuff for explorers to find. The problem is, there are guns and healing items on every corner, which feels like the game is showering you with stuff so you love it more. I always loved the part of P2 where you explore and find hidden stuff. P4 doesn't even bother hiding that much anymore. Inventory space is limited, but on the first day you can buy an inventory expansion and on the second day an infinite inventory expansion becomes available, so you can hoard tons of stuff. That's nice. I admit, a lot of levels are rather creative and fun, but all that is ruined by 'the naggers' - voices of in-game characters rushing you through the objectives. They become so annoying I had to literally turn down the dialog volume to 0 just to avoid hearing them all the time. They are referred to as 'naggers' which suggests they are meant to be deliberately annoying. Newsflash: deliberately annoying is just as annoying as any other kind of annoying. Dropping dialog volume to 0 is also a good idea as there's too many characters constantly talking. Any time you are in front of a mirror the dude will throw some line, even if you happen to walk in front of the same mirror several times. The NPCs disjointed conversations are jarring to say the least. And that's not even getting into the actual quality of the writing, which is atrocious. This may be a personal preference, but the very first mission is to pick up a pen and a piece of cardboard to write 'I am homeless' for you to beg for jobs and money. That, in of itself, is not a problem, but what is a problem is the Dude's commentary. You pick the canvas, the Dude goes 'Ah! The perfect canvas to proclaim my message!' and a similar line when picking up a marker pen. Every line of the Dog Catcher mission you get shortly later reminds you that the guy giving you the task is going to eat the pets you bring him. Hammering home doesn't approach the level of annoyance those lines provide. Speaking of missions, they are all meant to convey the idea that the Dude is down on his luck, having his trailer car stolen, which is fair. What is not fair is that by the end of Monday I had over $2000 in my pocket with my inventory full of guns and food items, yet at the beginning of Tuesday the Dude is shown desperately trying to take a bite out of a donut or a slice of pizza on the ground. Also speaking of the missions, those in P2 were 'The Dude has to do something, but gets interrupted and needs to fight for his life'. The missions here are 'The Dude has to beg everyone for help and perform menial, boring tasks while getting yelled at'. He's not the hero of the story, now he's just someone's female dog. References to COVID virus, and some Canadian strike are in the game, as on the nose as possible. Then there's the graphics. They are ugly. My laptop is not the best, so I play on rather low settings. The thing is, P2 looked much, much better on the highest settings than P4 on the lowest. Pixelated graphics, weird glisten everywhere, ragdolls acting like literall dolls made out of fabric, making the combat incredibly unsatisfying. And finally, the bugs. Visuals grlitch out a lot, starting a new game on later day than Monday leads to a crash, during the game you can crash into your system, invisible walls where you least expect them, cutscenes only starting if you enter a building through the right door. But the worst are two related to the phone. One, makes it completely unresponsive to your mouse. The only fix is to press Escape twice (open the settings menu, then close). Not a big deal. But the second one makes it impossible to close the phone by pressing Tab or Esc. Once the two bugs happen at the same time you have no choice but to restart the entire game. This all would be a matter of taste and bug fixing. The problem is, RWS has already started working on a new game. This, combined with all the above, means to me that the game was, indeed, a cash grab, and the potential for an amazing sequel to P2 was completely lost. IF you have a strong machine AND are a massive fan of the game AND can tolerate bugs here and there, go for it. You may have fun. By the end of the day, you can still do what you used to: run around, shoot people and cause mayhem. Otherwise, I can't recommend. Which IS a shame, because the game has TONS of good ideas. Too bad they were all wasted on a terrible game, poorly designed, with bad writing and tons of bugs. If you have P2, AW and PL, you have reached the peak of the Postal franchise. It only gets worse from there.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 511.8/day in the week to Jul 16 → 3.57/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Languages: English*, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Spanish - Latin America, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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Context : paid for the pre-order back then (probably the first and last one) because reasons (postal 2) so I PAID FOR IT WILLINGLY (i also bought and enjoyed the movie so you know where i stand) Now that it is setltled : -Do i regret buying it ? No. -Did i enjoy playing it No. -Did i enjoy playing it again ? No. -Did i enjoy playing it a third time ? No. 2026 - This game is beyond beta / pre-alpha or whatever. The bugs are everywhere, fixed in some versions, but kept in others that removed other bugs that other versions did not have. -Is it similar to Postal 2 ? No. -Is it better than Postal 2 ? No. -Is it worse than Postal 3 ? No idea, never got it. So what is wrong with it : There is no life. There are drones that are there, moving according to some half assed scripts. There is no story, there are words put together. The menus are bad, The UI is bad console style but on PC, cannot modify it Inventory management is awful (there are stuff that should just be in you inventory and not on the available items to use) It is open world when they want it to be open world, most of it is not. Want to go back to a place you liked ? Nope, start the game again. Humour ? Plenty of it : Piss, poo, dildos, ♥♥♥♥♥ and vaginas (they added vaginas in the game locations) The variety of wepons, plenty, serve no purpose and act like ♥♥♥♥. Save system prevents you from saving when it matters i.e. not to have to make an entire mission again. It happens in other games indeed, but this one specifically makes it so you waste time. -Makes you move around the map for absolutely no other reason than making the game longer. Final part is the worst case. -Collection of stuff place more randomly than a random script could do. -There is no feel of progression. Wow you get another vehicle ! Awesome... Here a grapling hook that is barely usable, and only at very specific points. -There is no one else in the game other than you, a couple random forgettable bugged bosses. That is it. So you'll talk alone most of the time. -I'd like to make a little money, let's sell some of my stuff > do you want to sell all your stuff ? No, just part of it... No. Either all or nothing. But it says on the panel 5 for 100$ ?!? Frack you. -Hey there are gnomes all around the place but you have to carry them all over the map to get cash... What ? Yup, many of them. But it is fun ! -easter eggs ? There are many. Because there was a list of easter eggs that had to be put to make the player remember things, it is a mechanic and they used mechanic to put them in, not passion or cultural references. -Hey, i finished the game, can i roam around freely ? No, once the game is over, frack you. But there is a free mode enbled for some sandboxing fun. -you can try playing it peacefully, the bugs will prevent it, anytime anywhere. -bug bug bug bug and this game has been out since 2019 (janky) -you get full loads of weapons almost at the start of the game, no need to wait for THE gun / grenade that will smoothen the game. Nope. -don't die. -don't expect proper framerates, unless you spend an unspecified amout of time trying to fix it. What's good : Lots of weapons to have fun with, Map is quite big, With a lot of details, They made an effort with graphics, There is pizza and fried chicken It is not a 150Gb game. This game has no passion put in it, it is not a proud sucessor of Postal 2. Just a random amount of stuff bundled together with a nostalgia feel, private poo/pee jokes and a complete mess. Why did i say that i recommend it ? To trick the people looking for what is good and get them a glimpse of what they are buying. Will i play it again, probably, in a few years. And if Postal 2 has tought me anything, they may update it in 10 years with a good dlc ;) I regret nothing, but i expect a lot.
This game, even now, i'd argue is still way too early to be considered a release build. one of the most buggy and unfinished experiences i have ever had with a game in the last 10 years. It had potential, but was taken out of the oven too early. and it shows. wait until its in a more playable state.
I love Postal 2. This is not Postal 2 quality. Once it reaches that status, I will change my review. Thanks.
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Naszczałem do mordy 5 niewinnym przechodnią po czym wszedłem do randomowego domu rozczłonkowałem 2 ludzi piłą motorową na końcu spaliłem zwłoki w kuchni i poszedłem się załatwić w ich kiblu następnie wróciłem do domu włączyłem POSTAL 4 i zrobiłem to samo 11/10
I can not in good faith recommend this game. It's not quite as good as POSTAL 2 but it is still POSTAL, I feel like they lost their touch a little bit and they leaned more into toilet humor and sex humor as opposed to political satire and pissing off EVERYONE, which is what made POSTAL 2 so phenomenal. It still does that, don't get me wrong here, it definitely does. Or maybe I didn't get far enough in the game, but there is a reason for that too. Here we get into the problems: It's still a great game otherwise, but - the optimization is absolutely abysmal. If I put this game on so low graphics that it looks visually worse than POSTAL 2, the game still runs at 60fps max on my current PC and the FPS drops when there is more people around, even down to 30-40fps. POSTAL 2 runs smooth 120+fps on the same PC without any problems. On average one third of the frames while the graphics being simulatenously worse, this game simply just runs horribly. I will probably play this again one day when I have a better PC, but even then I can't recommend it. Also the errands were much better in POSTAL 2 and this one doesn't really keep me interested the same way. Anyway I would recommend the game and would finish the game too, but it is optimized so terribly that it is literally unplayable if you're not rocking an NVIDIA RTX 5090.
I really want to finish this game, I truly do. I’ve completed Postal 2, Redux, and Brain Damaged, and I loved every one of them. I genuinely want to love Postal 4 just as much. But in its current state, I can’t. It feels unfinished, it’s too buggy, and the performance issues make it difficult to enjoy or even play properly. Please fix this game, I want to experience and love it the way I did the others.
Это первая игра, которая зaeбaлa меня после 3 часов игры. Было полное ощущение, что разработчики просто создали это ради угара над нами. Понятное дело, что игра не такая уж и новая, но бLяtь, даже 3 часть выглядит лучше, чем вот это. Жаль, что именно так закончилась арка моей любимой игры( Всем Постала!
Would rather kill myeslf then play this again, I will revist it with better specs one day but my god OPTIMISE YOUR ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GAME ♥♥♥♥ ''Can it run Crysis'' Your PC is good if it can handle POSTAL 4 I wanted to beat every postal game and this one was the defenition of hell. The storyline is mid as hell and I forgot some missions even existed it feels like something I could make myself using free models on unreal SPEAKING OF UNREAL... Once again optimise the game, load stuff out 4 YEARS after release and you STILL can't get the basics right I did have some ♥♥♥♥♥ and giggles from exploding people's heads with shotguns and abusing the janky AI but overall Play postal 2 Postal 4: All Regrets EDIT: For all the people still commenting I have upgraded but steam will not let me change my specs so It runs barely at 30FPS with my new specs
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