Available in its finalized version for 24 hours, POSTAL 4 No Regerts splits, like all games that come out on the market, with a launch trailer for the occasion. For a little less than 2 minutes, it’s a surge of grotesque, vulgar and gory situations, which represent what a Portal game can be, on a background of noisy metal as music. Cutting people with a chainsaw, overthrowing civilians with a golf caddy, throwing boxes of sick pigeons, fucking in front of the assembly, urinating on his enemies or even using his bazooka which fired rocket cats, here is some of the examples we can do in the game. Said like that, Postal 4 seems to retain its crazy and limitless state of mind, except that technically the game is 15 years behind, as is the very limited gameplay, which lacks flexibility and which also got stuck in the years 2005. As much to tell you that it is not a cakewalk, as we have explained to you in our full test.
POSTAL 4 No Regerts: a launch trailer, it’s gore, vulgar and the Rocket Cat is there

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