Postal: Brain Damaged is a very unique game, to say the least. From its dark humor to the actual structure of the game, it offers a wild and entertaining experience.I enjoyed the variety of enemy types, from their weapons to their creative designs. Each enemy has different abilities, with some using weapons, explosives, or brute force. The levels are comically enjoyable, and you never really know what to expect next.The fast-paced gameplay is comparable to DOOM, but overall, Postal: Brain Damaged has its own intriguing and addictive style. If you are into dark humor games, this one will likely be right up your alley.
Postal: Brain Damaged has many levels to play through and plenty of challenges ahead. The levels are based inside the mind of the main character. I see it as if he is in a deep sleep and you are playing through his dreams, which adds to the uniqueness of the game and the unexpected trials you experience throughout.Each mission includes special finds, an expected kill count, and posters hidden around each level that you can collect in order to reach a 100 percent completion rating.The progression does not stop there either. You will find new enemies as you progress, with some being similar to previous enemies and others being completely new and more challenging. In general, Postal: Brain Damaged has very enjoyable missions, and if you like getting straight into the action, then this game is for you.
I did not expect anything graphically groundbreaking from a game like Postal: Brain Damaged, because the focus should be on gameplay and making sure the player has a good time.That being said, I noticed that some objects in the game had sharper textures than others. The more noticeable objects, such as doors, buildings, and characters, seemed to receive more attention to detail than things like food boxes, certain explosions, and some terrain. I believe the developers could have put a little more time or effort into those specific areas.The graphics remind me of a more modern, evolved pixel-style game. Nonetheless, I have no major complaints in that department, as Postal: Brain Damaged runs smoothly and still looks better than most games in its category.
In Postal: Brain Damaged, you will find a variety of weapons as you progress. Each weapon has a different purpose and use.The pistol auto-locks onto enemies when you aim. The shotgun has a grappling hook, which becomes very useful. The machine gun is a nail gun with a high rate of fire and a clock on top of the rail that can help when taking on enemies. The plasma gun can be charged to fire a brain that locks onto enemies and deals a good amount of damage. The bow fires dildos, does very high damage, and has long-range capabilities. The grenade launcher fires holy water grenades, which are great for groups of enemies. The Gatling gun holds a lot of ammo and can get you out of a pinch.There are also perks you can pick up, each with different effects, ranging from health boosts to flaming piss. Armor and health are also available throughout each level.
Postal: Brain Damaged is not normally a game I would personally go out of my way to get, but if you are into games with suggestive themes, dark humor, and fast-paced violence, then this is perfect for you.I had a great time playing the game, and the overall experience was quite enjoyable. I only found a few things that I did not fully agree with, but they did not affect the fun I had while playing.If another Postal: Brain Damaged game were released in the future, I would have no problem picking it up and spending time with it.