POSTAL 2 News

Hello, POSTAL Fans!

A while back, we released POSTAL Redux Pinball for the game Zaccaria Pinball. For those who are not familiar yet with any of this, we have teamed up with Running With Scissors and got permission to make pinball tables based on POSTAL 2, we have made 4 tables and added them all into 1 pack.
All these tables are now playable in Zaccaria Pinball.

Check it out!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2127000/Zaccaria_Pinball__POSTAL_2_Table_Pack/

PS: Users that purchase the pack will get some balls to suck on, a trio of testicles: MikeJ, Krotchy and the Dude. Free balls, premium balls.

WE REGRET NOTHING!

The Magic Pixel Team

We are big fans of the Steam Deck here at RWS, and we are actively working to ensure all of our games provide a great experience on the platform. We are proud to announce that, after some back and forth with Valve's diligent verification team, we have ironed out all the kinks, and POSTAL 2 is now fully Deck verified via its native Linux client!

We took things a step further as well. When playing on the Deck, the button prompts now display the correctly styled Steam Deck glyphs instead of the Xbox controller ones, and we have created a custom "how to play" screen.



Please note that, as of now, there is no cross-cloud save feature between the native Linux and Windows versions. While Valve does not require this for awarding a verified tick, they strongly encourage it, and we are committed to implementing this feature in a future update.

Hope those of you with a Deck enjoy these updates and don't forget to leave P2 a review if you have not already!

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