Following massive backlash from the POSTAL community, Running With Scissors has canceled the release Goonswarm Games’ POSTAL: Bullet Paradise due to allegations of the development team using generative AI to create the game. Running With Scissors also issued a statement on X (formerly Twitter) on December 4:
*Original – December 3* Running With Scissors and Goonswarm Games have announced POSTAL: Bullet Paradise, a new “timeline-hopping dystopian bullet heaven first-person shooter” launching in Q3 2026 for PC via Steam, Mac, and Linux for $19.99. Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 versions will launch at a later date.
Here’s an overview of POSTAL: Bullet Paradise, via Steam:
POSTAL: Bullet Paradise throws the Dude straight into the Shitty Future, a world where every robot, psycho, mutant, and corporate goon wants you very, very dead. Good news: you don’t care. Even better news: there’s plenty of junk lying around that can be turned into guns, bombs, or whatever else makes things explode.
This is a bullet-heaven shooter with online co-op, an arsenal of improvised weapons, and more psychos than the Dude has unpaid parking tickets. Pick your favorite Dude from across the POSTAL multiverse and carve your way through waves of chaos, upgrades, and stupidly dangerous power fantasy moments.
Key Features
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- Play as multiple Dudes – Choose from iconic versions of the POSTAL Dude from across the entire series. Each one has unique stats, perks, and attitude problems.
- Online co-op carnage – Team up with friends (or other unstable strangers) to survive the endless storm of enemies. Revive each other, stack builds, and ruin the future together.
- Bullet-heaven gameplay – Hundreds of enemies on screen. Thousands of projectiles. Zero shame. Movement and build choices matter… mostly because everything is trying to erase you.
- DIY arsenal – Trash becomes firepower. Upgrade weird weapons, stack absurd modifiers, and turn broken scraps into overpowered monstrosities.
- The Shitty Future – A dystopian world filled with psycho, corporate cultists, malfunctioning robots, and way too much surveillance. If it moves, it probably wants to kill you.
- Progression that actually feels good – Unlock new Dudes and other well-known POSTAL characters, weapons, abilities, and synergies as you survive longer. Die horribly, come back stronger.
- Multiverse flavor – POSTAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Brain Damaged… they’re all here. Easter eggs, references, and familiar faces for fans who know the chaos by heart.
- Stupid jokes, smart explosions – POSTAL-style humor and a lot of things blowing up. Sometimes both at once.
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