With the mix of POSTAL 1's dark tone, POSTAL 2 and 4's comedy and The-3-That-Must-Not-Be-Named's Corey Cruise comes POSTAL: Brain Damaged, one of the best games I've ever played this year for just how enjoyable it is.

It's just really fun as it's a mash between boomer shooters and DOOM Eternal as people would say, and I find it much more humorous than the latest POSTAL 4 for being more topical which would make for a nice, albeit quirky, time capsule.
The low-poly pixelated art style and interesting level themes are great too, and being able to slide jump around makes the movement quick and fun.

I very much recommend it for fans of the POSTAL games and anyone who enjoys a well-made boomer-shooter style of game. You would not be disappointed by this fantastic game. Hell, this spin-off title of the franchise might actually be the best POSTAL game to date for being very stable, having solid gameplay, and amusing silly humour.
If this game ever gets expansion DLC or even a sequel by the same talented developers, I would love to see it.

With the mix of POSTAL 1's dark tone, POSTAL 2 and 4's comedy and The-3-That-Must-Not-Be-Named's Corey Cruise comes POSTAL: Brain Damaged, one of the best games I've ever played this year for just how enjoyable it is. It's just really fun as it's a mash between boomer shooters and [i]DOOM Eternal[/i] as people would say, and I find it much more humorous than the latest POSTAL 4 for being more topical which would make for a nice, albeit quirky, time capsule. The low-poly pixelated art style and interesting level themes are great too, and being able to slide jump around makes the movement quick and fun. I very much recommend it for fans of the POSTAL games and anyone who enjoys a well-made boomer-shooter style of game. You would not be disappointed by this fantastic game. Hell, this spin-off title of the franchise might actually be the best POSTAL game to date for being very stable, having solid gameplay, and amusing silly humour. If this game ever gets expansion DLC or even a sequel by the same talented developers, I would love to see it.