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Postal III

Compare Postal III Key Prices

Release
23 Nov 2011
Platforms
PC
Genres
Shooter

For Postal III on PC we compare 12 offers from 8 shops. The cheapest key costs €1,74 at Kinguin, the most expensive €8,45. Activation runs through Steam.

Best price · PC 9 offers
Region
Activation Steam Steam
€1,84 €1,94
Kinguin Kinguin Key
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Price comparison for Postal III

  • GLOBAL
  • Key
Standard
€1,83
€1,74 To shop
Steam Steam
  • GLOBAL
  • Key
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€1,94
€1,84 To shop
Steam Steam
  • GLOBAL
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Standard
€2,15
€1,94 To shop
Steam Steam
  • GLOBAL
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€2,24 To shop
K4G K4G
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  • GLOBAL
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€3,20
€2,82 To shop
Steam Steam
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€3,33
€3,16 To shop
Steam Steam
  • GLOBAL
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€3,31 To shop
G2A G2A
Steam Steam
  • GLOBAL
  • Key
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€3,83 To shop
Steam Steam
  • GLOBAL
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€4,39
€4,26 To shop
G2A G2A
Steam Steam
  • GLOBAL
  • Gift
Standard
€8,45 To shop
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PC: 12 offers, from €1,74. Prices include coupons, payment fees excluded.

About Postal III

Postal III

Postal III is a third-person shooter developed by Akella and published by Akella and RWS Publishing in 2011.

Game Overview

Postal III continues the over-the-top, politically incorrect humor and violent gameplay the Postal series is known for. Players control Postal Dude as he navigates a new town and gets into various chaotic situations. The game offers a branching storyline with moral choices that affect the ending.

Storyline and Setting

Following the events of Postal 2, Postal Dude and his dog Champ find themselves in the town of Catharsis after their car breaks down. The storyline involves Postal Dude getting caught up in the town's bizarre events, encountering eccentric characters, and making choices that determine his path.

Gameplay Features

  • Third-person perspective
  • Branching storyline with moral choices
  • Wide array of weapons
  • Over-the-top violence and dark humor
  • Open-world environment

Co-op or Multiplayer

Postal III does not feature cooperative or multiplayer modes. The game is a single-player experience.

Editions and DLCs

The game was released in a standard edition. There are no significant DLCs available for Postal III.

System Requirements

  • OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
  • Processor: Pentium 4 3.0GHz or Athlon 64 3000+
  • Memory: 1 GB RAM
  • Graphics: GeForce 6200 or Radeon 9600
  • DirectX: 9.0c
  • Hard Drive: 7.5 GB available space

Public and Critic Reviews

Postal III received generally negative reviews upon release. Critics cited numerous bugs, poor performance, and a departure from the gameplay style of previous Postal games. Many consider it the weakest entry in the series. Postal III review 2025 would likely reflect similar sentiments. Is Postal III worth it? For most players, the answer is no, due to its technical issues and negative reception.

Where to Buy Game Keys

You can attempt to buy Postal III game key cheap from various online retailers, but availability may be limited due to the game's age and unpopularity. Look for Postal III Steam key or Postal III CD key on:

  • Steam (if available)
  • Third-party key resellers

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What to check before you buy Postal III

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