- Publisher: Ripcord Games
- Release Date: Sep 30, 1997
- Also On: iPhone/iPad
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 160 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 71 out of 160
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Mixed: 57 out of 160
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Negative: 32 out of 160
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Mar 4, 2013The game is severely hindered by terrible controls. Play the sequel, Postal 2, instead. It has a much wider fanbase and fan support, along with 3d environments, a wide amount of weapons, and a great sense of humor.
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May 5, 2012
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May 28, 2016If you like other postal games and you want to buy the first postal because it is cheap - don't do it. It will disappoint you and it changed the way how I think of this series. The game is just dumb and not even funny, you will get bored of it after a couple of minutes.
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Jan 5, 2012Postal is a big joke. Not so bad that it is a joke, I mean it literally is just a joke. And you'd save more time watching it's flaws on YouTube than actually going to the store to buy this. Even if you found this funny, it's going to be extremely unplayable... and very forgettable. Don't buy Postal or it's follow ups.. It might just kill us all.
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Sep 23, 2012The worst game I ever saw. Seriously I do not understand people who like this kind of games. Probably they have very twisted sense of humor...........
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TaylorB.Nov 19, 2007Repetitive as hell.
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Apr 16, 2023
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May 4, 2023Really just hasn't aged well. .
Awards & Rankings
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The lack of longevity in the single-player mode and the simplistic multiplayer options make Postal a moderately fun ride, at best.
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Postal rates a 64 for disappointing gameplay and general bad judgment in setting the game's focus on the shock value rather than on anything substantial or creative, and for wasting the obvious artistic talents of Postal's designers.
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The selling point of Postal is still its best feature - unabashed anarchy and a willingness to go where other games haven't. The gameplay is average; really no new ground is broken, and at its core this is just arcade style action. But the fact remains that Postal has upped the ante as far as what is accepted in the mainstream gaming world.