POSTAL 2 SHARE THE PAIN MODS TV

That's pretty much the level of sophistication you're looking at throughout, so if that kind of thing appeals, it's all wrapped up in a moderately playable game. And besides, it's more satisfying to return a bitch' to a heart-shaped bed than it is to plant a flag in a generic science fiction landscape, particularly as the two rival ladies lez it up for the winner. Either way, it adds a new dimension to the basic tenet, in so much as the position of your stolen ho' is given away by her desperate screams. A simple variation of Capture The Flag, we can only speculate as to why they didn't call it Capture The Slag. Team DeathMatch is much of the same, whereas the Grab mode involves collecting ten bags, each of which make you stronger, something that may or may not be due to the fact that they contain amphetamine-based drugs.įinally, our favourite, the Snatch game sees you kidnapping a whore from your rival team and positing her in your bed.

DeathMatch is the bog standard FPS perennial, with the key difference here being the diverse array of characters, spanning from Osama Bin Laden to Gary Coleman, aka the stunted kid from mawkishly moralistic '80s TV series, Diff'rent Strokes. Postal 2: Share The Pain combines an enhanced singleplayer game with 14 multiplayer maps spanning four different game types. The good/appalling (delete as applicable) news is that Postal isīack, replete with all-new online multiplayer functionality. Either way, the pipe-hittin', animal-torturin', shock 'em up was dismissed as little more than a blip on the FPS radar. Maybe the Daily Mail didn't receive its review copy, or perhaps the minor publisher simply lacked the PR weight to concoct a mutually beneficial tabloid storm. Postal 2 is of course the morally bankrupt first-person shooter that largely slipped under the mainstream outrage-o-meter when it was released earlier this year.

I'm Dressed as a member of the Taliban, totin' a machine gun and pissing in a whore's face. The idea of doing anything you want within the living town, it is the main aspect, think of it as a more graphic version of Goat Simulator. You can hit people with a shovel included weirdly enough Gary Coleman if wanted or you can literally go on a rampage with a gun or a shovel and just destroy and kill everything. You can pee fire after beating the game once. Here are some examples of things you can do, there are likely some more graphic ones, you can train a dog to attack anyone you like. The live NPCs’ out there live like normal humans but as you do your daily tasks, they provoke you through insults. This is where the controversy comes from as its set in a fully simulated town. The gameplay of Postal 2: Share the Pain is the main draw to the game as it's out of the box as you can do almost anything you want.

That’s never a bad thing and with great gameplay, a game doesn’t need amazing graphics. There was more of a focus on the actual gameplay and how many different weird and crazy things you can do in the world. There doesn’t seem to be much effort put into the graphics, even for the time, it was made near enough the same time as Spider-Man and Kingdom of Hearts and both of them are massively graphically increased compared. The graphics of Postal 2: Share the Pain is a classic, simple even, could be classed retro these days.

POSTAL 2 SHARE THE PAIN MODS TV

Postal 2 share the pain mods