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NPD Techworld, a firm that tracked sales in the United States, reported 49,036 units sold of Postal by December 2002.

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On December 28, 2016, the source code was released on Bitbucket under the GNU GPL-2.0-only. In June 2016 the developers gave the source code to a community developer who ported the game to Linux for the OpenPandora handheld. In 2015, the developers announced that they will release the source code of the game 'if someone promises to port it to the Dreamcast'.

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In 2015, it was updated with full Xbox 360 controller support. The multiplayer component and level editor were removed, however. In 2013, it was updated with support for widescreen resolutions and modern hardware.

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Postal Plus was released on the digital distributor GOG.com in 2009 and a few years later on Steam. In 2002, Postal Plus (known as Postal: Classic and Uncut in Europe) bundled Postal and the Special Delivery expansion, with retail copies also including a demo for Postal 2. It was ported to Linux by Loki Entertainment in the same year. One level, in particular, was set in a parody of Wal-Mart and began with the Dude's demon chastising the store for not selling Postal, which foreshadows the off-kilter humor seen in Postal 2.ДЄ March 2001 re-release of the game, called Postal Plus, included the 'Special Delivery' add-on. Postal: Special Delivery, an expansion to the original Postal, was released on Aug and featured four new levels and various new characters and voices. These levels remained exclusive to Super Postal until the release of Postal Redux in 2016. In 2000 a Japanese version of Postal called Super Postal was released featuring Japanese voices and two exclusive levels, 'Tokyo' and 'Osaka'.

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Postal was developed by Running with Scissors and published by Ripcord Games in 1997 for Windows and MacOS. The final remarks are: 'We may never know exactly what set him off, but rest assured we will have plenty of time to study him'.ДЄfter the credits, manic cackling can be heard, suggesting that the protagonist may have somehow escaped the asylum. A doctor gives a report on the protagonist's mental state, suggesting that the stress of urban life may have caused him to ' go postal', over images of a hellish corridor, the protagonist curled up in the fetal position in his cell, a close-up of his face (albeit covered by bindings) and the door to his cell, Cell 593. He then has a mental breakdown and wakes up to find himself in a mental asylum. During the progress of the game, a voice in the protagonist's head (voiced by Rick Hunter) can be heard taunting his victims.ДЄfter massacring the Air Force Base, he is then shown trying to massacre an elementary school, however, his weapons have no effect. He fights his way to the Air Force Base through various areas. He believes that the United States Air Force is releasing poison gas in his town and only he is unaffected. The game follows a man who has been evicted from his home. Even if the player is dead, they may still exit the level as long as the required number of hostiles have been killed. Only then the exit to the next level is activated.

Contrary to first-person shooters, however, the goal is not to stay alive and just reach the next level, but to kill a given percentage of the armed NPCs on the map.

Although it serves no practical purpose, the player can conceal their weapons by pressing the tilde key.

The default weapon is a weak machine gun with unlimited ammo. There are eight weapon slots, each with a fixed amount of maximum ammo.The player, therefore, must always be aware of the direction the character is facing, which can be difficult to some players on the isometric maps. Movement is always relative to the orientation of the player character (named 'The Postal Dude').Gameplay and interface are similar to first-person shooters of the time in most, but not on all counts: Postal is a 3D shooter with mainly isometric, but also some top-down levels featuring hand-painted backgrounds.