Recent reviews by SexyGamer

Short and sweet 3D platformer that's good for the price. If you want a game to scratch that collectathon itch or you're looking for a cheap game to get for your kids, you can do worse.

A colorful visual treat with mixed with difficult, but not frustrating gameplay and a solid cast of characters. The online's dead, though, so only buy it if you're content with the single player modes.

Equal parts fun, arcade-y shooter, and morbid satire on mental health. Good stuff.

A really fun arcade-style beat 'em up with great combat. The campaign is really short though, and the story isn't really interesting, but the game more or less makes for it with a survival mode, and having various characters, unlockable characters, and difficulties that give it replay value. The soundtrack's decent, too.

Also, you play as the Nostalgia Critic.

A boring, buggy, mediocre at best game with barely a fraction of the edge, vulgarity, player freedom, and general fun factor of Postal 2. Any fun to be had with this game lasts about five minutes before it gets dull, due in part to the game having a open world with practically nothing to do other then kill NPCs and do missions, and the player doesn't have much incentive to explore said open world because it's not jam-packed with weapons and items that serve as rewards for exploration, which was a big part of what made Postal 2 fun. The player is often forced to play the game a certain way instead being free to play how they want like Postal 2. One such is example is Postal 4's the scooter racing mission, where the player is forced to participate in the race, and is permitted to use weapons to take out NPC racers. The comedy did get a few laughs out of me, but it lacks the shock humor, dark humor, and much of the satirical aspect of Postal 2, and relies too much on sex jokes and pop culture references. At times, it feels like it wasn't even made by the same developers as Postal 2, but rather, it was made by a different developer that was asked to make a Postal game by a publisher, which is ironically what basically happened with Postal 3, a game that RWS and much of the fan-base has actively disowned. To close, don't buy Postal 4. If you want to support the developers, buy Postal 2, or Postal Redux, or Postal: Brain Damaged, or buy the merchandise on their website, but don't Postal 4.

TL:DR This game is a worse version of Postal 2. Buy that game or another Postal game instead of this one if you haven't already.

I like the game, but that might be because I'm not a neck-beard who thinks having a Giga-Chad pfp is a personality.

Even if you don't find it's style of humor funny, this is still a really fun open world FPS to just go around, explore, kill NPCs, and steal everything that isn't nailed down.

The gameplay is easy to get into, the story is engaging, it has a good sountrack, it has loads of replay value, and it's quite funny. My only issues are that I feel like the game's humor relies a just little too much on pop culture references, and the secret ending isn't really satisfying considering what you have to do get it, but that's just me.

A fun little 2D platformer with a colorful art style, good music, and funny one-liners, all at a good difficulty. I feel like a lot of people didn't give this game a fair chance because of the reputation the Bubsy games have.

That being said, it's definitely not worth the asking price. You're getting 3 levels, each with four stages and a boss fight. I'd suggest getting it on sale and pay, at most, 10 dollars. I should probably also mention that if you do buy the game, you're gonna wanna set the game to DirectX9 in the settings menu, otherwise the game acts buggy.

Overall, a good game, but there's few things you have to take into account before buying it.