POSTAL: Brain Damaged – These Sunny Daze doesn’t just crank the heat, it detonates it. This sun-scorched expansion yanks the POSTAL Dude out of his cocktail coma and into a ginger-genocide manhunt, armed with nothing but rage, sweat, and a sticky hand. From streamer-slaying to Chad-crushing, this boomer shooter DLC is a serotonin-soaked descent into absurdity, where every beach towel hides a bloodbath and every summer vibe is weaponised. Dive deep into the chaos as we explore the full scope of its sweaty carnage and improv arsenal.

POSTAL: Brain Damaged – These Sunny Daze Review Pros

• Excellent cartoon graphics. 
• Download size. 
• New achievements have been integrated into the main achievements list. 
• Full controller support. 
• Graphics settings – resolution, screen mode, v-sync, anti-aliasing, and gamma. 
• Audio volume sliders for – master, SFX, dudes voice, music, kill one liners frequency, status one liners frequency, moan frequency, and combat music hostiles count slider. 
• Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity slider, and you can remap the controls. 
• General settings – language, skip intro video, skip cutscenes, and show subtitles. 
• You can play the DLC without playing the main game; it’s found at the bottom of the level select screen. 
• 6 New weapons like the Nyanbrella that can shoot and block bullters, the piss gun, which is like a super soaker from the 90s, and you can charge up powerful shots. 
• First-person shooter gameplay. 
• Tutorial pop-ups as you play. 
• Four game difficulties – Easy, medium, hard, and postal. 
• Gameplay settings – difficulty, controller aim assist, field of view slider, switch weapon on pick up, select item on pick up, display tutorials, Hud layout (3 choices where icons go and it changes in real time), and item wheel can be set to looped, finite, or finite looped. 
• Save and load when you want. 
• Awesome cartoon-style cutscenes and in-game character interactions, which, as you saw earlier, can be skipped. 
• Many save slots, more because you can create as many as you want. 
• The pause menu will show play time, hostiles killed, secrets, and posters. It also shows how many are available in the current level. 
• Full 3D game world with 2D sprites within it, you can look in full 360-degree turns. 
• Gore, a lot of pixel blood and screaming, bodies, you know, the usual trip to the beach. 
• The game moves at blistering speeds, and this can put off players with motion sickness tendencies like me. 
• You can pretty much play how you want; there isn’t a lot that can stop you. 
• Four new locations to explore, each just as crazy as the last. 
• Fourteen new enemy types to take out in glorious fashion. 
• The code fills in as you discover new enemies, locations, and enemies. It has a new section just for the DLC. 
• All new soundtrack of the Hawaii beach resort flavour. 
• Four new story chapters, and you have a level select for each finished chapter. 
• Online leaderboards for the DLC are also for the main game, but it has a special DLC-only leaderboard. 

POSTAL: Brain Damaged – These Sunny Daze Review Cons

• The movement is very fast, and you have no comfort settings for motion sickness. I get it, and this game was very hard to play. I had to do an hour at most a night, and even then, it still hurt. 
• No benchmark tests for the graphics and performance. 
• The achievements are hidden within the main game, so you don’t know which is which. 
• No accessibility options at all, like Colourblind or comfort settings, etc. 
• The game just starts and doesn’t give you much in the way of help or guidance. 
• You can jump straight into the DLC, but the game does assume you have played the main game, more for the controls amd general gameplay than story. 

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POSTAL: Brain Damaged – These Sunny Daze

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Developer: Hyperstrange, CreativeForge Games

Publisher: Running With Scissors, Hyperstrange

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