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POSTAL 2 Total Conversion ADRENALIN Launches With Two Campaigns

Revival Games released the total conversion mod ADRENALIN for POSTAL 2 on October 31 local time, with a final trailer posted alongside it.

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Why it matters

A fan-built add-on this large gives a 2003 shooter two new single-player campaigns at once, and the split between Steam Workshop and ModDB shows version support, not ambition, deciding where players get the full build.

POSTAL 2 Total Conversion ADRENALIN Launches With Two Campaigns

Key Facts

  • Revival Games released the POSTAL 2 total conversion ADRENALIN on October 31 local time.
  • ADRENALIN contains two campaigns, Call of Paradise and Outlaw, both set in the city of Rockwood.
  • Outlaw was produced on the concept of fusing POSTAL 2 with Duke Nukem 3D.
  • The Steam Workshop version requires game version 5100, and movies reportedly do not play.
  • The complete version is on ModDB, works on any version, and also runs with the GOG.com release.

The mod adds two total conversions and two separate story campaigns set in the shared city of Rockwood, plus new levels, weapons, models, and sounds. It is distributed through Steam Workshop and ModDB.

Revival Games shipped ADRENALIN on October 31, and the two halves of the download are not equal. The Steam Workshop version needs game version 5100, and movies reportedly do not play there. The complete build sits on ModDB, works on any version, and also runs with the GOG.com release.

The two campaigns split by intent. Call of Paradise reaches back to the psychological horror tone of the original POSTAL, while Outlaw is built around level design and gameplay, made on the premise of fusing POSTAL 2 with Duke Nukem 3D. Both take place in the common city of Rockwood.

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