Those who have played the original game or any FPS for that matter would feel at home with the game's controls. Not one to let a mere head wound get in the way, Postal Dude sets out to make everything right, not to mention taking care of some side business along the way.Īpocalypse Weekend is a single player expansion that requires either the original Postal 2 or Share the Pain to be installed. He learns through some greeting cards he received that his wife is leaving him, his trailer is being repossessed, and his dog is in the pound. The quality of the content and presentation is enough to make you wonder if there was any kind of quality assurance involved in the game's development, or if the game's flaws can be chalked up to pure incompetence.Īpocalypse Weekend picks up just a few hours after Postal 2 with Postal Dude waking from a coma brought upon by a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The game starts off promising enough, only to break down after just a few levels. Of course, in order to tie up the story, you'll have to learn to tolerate the numerous bugs, questionable design, and repetitive filler the game throws at you.
While the original game was a guilty pleasure for a lot of people, there is little redeeming value in Apocalypse Weekend other than the fact that it wraps up the story line for Postal 2. After working with the same tools, engine, and characters for three years, the game hasn't improved as much as it breaks a little more with each expansion. Postal 2: Apocalypse weekend is broken, plain and simple.
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