Postal 2 VR Revives Chaotic Shooter Classic

Flat2VR Studios revealed a virtual reality adaptation of Postal 2, the notorious shock-FPS that launched over two decades ago. The announcement came with a reveal trailer highlighting the game's signature dark humor and frenetic action sequences.

VR Chaos Comes to Paradise

The trailer features the infamous Postal Dude collecting petition signatures supporting Postal 2 VR's development. Flat2VR showcased several VR-specific enhancements including fully redesigned firearm handling optimized for motion controllers, a streamlined HUD, and a revamped navigation system.

A Steam listing for Postal 2: VR is now active, confirming technical specifications and gameplay features. Minimum requirements include Windows 10, Intel Core i5-4590/AMD Ryzen 5 1500X processors, NVIDIA GTX 970/AMD R9 290 graphics cards, and 8GB RAM. While Russian localization won't include voice acting, text translations will be available.

The remake preserves the controversial sandbox gameplay that made the original infamous. Players can either complete mundane tasks like grocery shopping or simply unleash carnage across Paradise City - though VR adds new immersion to these chaotic choices.

Postal 2 VR will launch across SteamVR, PS VR2, and Meta's Quest 2/3 platforms. The Steam page now offers additional screenshots and details about the upcoming adaptation.

More Mayhem in Virtual Reality

Beyond the core campaign, developers confirmed VR-exclusive gameplay tweaks including:

• Full motion controller support for weapon handling
• Enhanced physics for the notorious urine stream mechanics
• Redesigned UI optimized for VR headsets
• Optional comfort settings for motion sickness prevention

Early reactions suggest the VR adaptation amplifies the game's signature outrageousness while maintaining its crude charm. The Steam store page indicates potential content warnings for the uninitiated.

No release date has been announced beyond a vague "coming soon" timeframe. Players can wishlist the title on Steam while awaiting further updates from Flat2VR Studios.