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An infamous first-person shooter where you spend a week as the Postal Dude running mundane errands in a small town, either peacefully or by unleashing total mayhem. Crude, provocative humor and an open sandbox town define the experience.
What defines Postal 2:
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The closest matches for Postal 2 are Postal 4: No Regerts, Grand Theft Auto 2 and Mercenaries 2: World in Flames. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Postal 2 special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
94 %
Best match
An irreverent, satirical first-person shooter set in an open desert town, where the Postal Dude runs everyday errands amid chaotic violence and crude humor. The true sequel to Postal 2 thrives on provocation and absurdity.
89 %
Open world
Top-down mayhem in a retro-futuristic city where you steal cars and take jobs from rival gangs, balancing their respect for you. Dark humor and freeform chaos define this classic.
89 %
Open world
An explosive open-world shooter where you play a mercenary in a war-torn Venezuela, working for rival factions. You blow things up, hijack vehicles and profit from chaos, with heavy destruction and tongue-in-cheek humor.
88 % 9.99 €
Open world
A chaotic gangster sandbox where you lead the Saints in retaking Stilwater from rival gangs, mixing outrageous humor and wild side activities like insurance fraud with a surprisingly brutal revenge story. The entire campaign is playable in co-op.
88 %
Focus on a single character
The third entry in the notorious Postal series sends the Postal Dude and his pitbull Champ to the city of Catharsis, where crude, tasteless humor drives the chaos. The shooter is widely criticized for technical flaws and a weak execution.
87 % 6.99 €
Realistic visuals
As secret agent Rico Rodriguez you topple a dictator across a huge tropical island nation, using grappling hook, parachute and plenty of explosions. The appeal is the freedom to cause chaos your own way and hijack any vehicle you find.
87 %
Open world
As mob enforcer Toni Cipriani you work your way back up the Leone family in 1998 Liberty City, a compact GTA III prequel packed with open-city mayhem, driving, shootouts and the series' trademark satire.
87 %
Realistic visuals
As a mercenary in a fictional North Korean crisis, you take contracts from rival factions, hunt high-value targets and call in airstrikes, vehicles and supplies. Its appeal lies in open-ended, explosive sandbox freedom with highly destructible environments.
87 %
Focus on a single character
The series' origin: a top-down crime sandbox where you steal cars, take gang jobs from payphones and cause mayhem across three cities to hit a score target. Rough, tough and anarchically funny, with memorable radio stations.
86 %
Lots of humour
A over-the-top third-person action game set in Mexico's criminal underworld, where Ramiro Cruz chains stunts, slow-motion dives and combos through hordes of enemies. Silly special moves and a hot Latin soundtrack define the fun.