![]() Unlike the original Postal 2, which was a free-roaming, exploration-based game similar to the Grand Theft Auto series, Apocalypse Weekend is a linear, mission-based game that takes the player from one pre-set level to the next. War on Terror? Has Postal Dude's brain trauma given him the ability to see the hidden machinations of some bovine Ultimate Evil attempting to bring about the very End of the World? Or is it just a bunch of random elements some pea-brained level designers strung together on a shoe-string budget? Only the Postal Dude can find the truth.Īpocalypse Weekend is the single player expansion pack for the controversial first-person murder simulator, Postal 2. Could there be some connection between Postal Dude's visions, the evil video game publisher Whiptail Interactive, the recent mysterious mad-cow induced zombie outbreak, and the U.S. ![]() As the shiftless Postal Dude bounces from one deadbeat mission-based job to another in order to earn enough money to buy back his repossessed dog and trailer home, he finds that his self-inflicted gunshot head-wound is causing him to have periodic visions of a bizarre, grotesque parallel universe where the walls are made of flesh and blood and where he comes under constant attack from mummified demonic children that look suspiciously like Gary Coleman. Article taken from Weekend begins on the Saturday following the climactic Apocalypse at the end of Postal². You can buy it on Humble Store and Steam. On Steam Deck specifically, they seem to have done some nice touches like giving a customized controls screen and overall it seems to work great out of the box now. Really nice to see this update land, should make it feel a lot better on modern systems. There's various other improvements too including plenty of bug fixes. Added Cat Launcher! (Super-fun cheat only weapon).Saves with * mark for cheating or Workshop Game are now displayed in yellow color to be more noticeable!.Restored some unused POSTAL Dude voice lines!. ![]()
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