POSTAL 4: No Regerts

Hello gamers! If you experienced the golden age of crazy and politically incorrect FPS games, you probably remember Postal 2, often humorously called the "worst game of all time". Well, know that Postal Dude is back for a new adventure in Postal 4: No Regerts! Our ordinary hero and his dog Champ find themselves naked in the Arizona desert after having their car stolen. Their only hope? The strange and alluring town of Edesin, which promises fame, fortune... and maybe a bidet. Get ready to dive into a satirical and scandalous open world, the true long-awaited sequel.

What makes Postal 4 charming is its total freedom. It's a true open-world "sandbox" type game where you approach your daily "tasks" in a non-linear way. The city of Edensin is huge and full of secrets to discover. And the best part is that you always have the choice between playing as a pacifist or... sowing total chaos. Black humor and absurdity are always present for a unique gaming experience.

Here are some of the features awaiting you in Postal 4: No Regerts:

• A non-linear open world: Complete (or ignore) your tasks, explore Edensin and its surroundings, and discover a multitude of side quests.
• A crazy arsenal: Rediscover classics like the Shovel and Gas Can, and discover new weapons like the Fournicator or Pigeon Mine. The liquid weapon Spurt'N'Squirt (for putting out fires or urinating on passersby) is a must.
• Voice choices for the Dude: Jon St. John (the voice of Duke Nukem) lends his voice to the hero, with alternative voices from Rick Hunter and Corey Cruise.
• Pacifist or aggressive: New tools for non-violent players, but the possibility to destroy everything is still there.
• Improbable power-ups: Use the Silent Cat as a silencer, Catnip for slow-motion vision, or Vitamin X for super-powered hits (with side effects).
• Customization: Dress your Dude with the classic POSTAL 2 coat and customize your weapons with different skins.

In short, Postal 4: No Regerts is a crazy adventure that doesn't take itself seriously. Whether you're an old fan of the series or a newcomer curious to discover an extraordinary open-world FPS, this game promises hours of laughter and pure chaos. So, ready to explore Edesin?