the fan-made total conversion Eternal Damnation, and the fan-made mod A Week in Paradise—was released in November 2006. A similar compilation, Postal: 10th Anniversary Collector's Edition, was released the following year. During Postal 2 development, RWS got in contact with Uwe Boll, a director of video game-based films like House of the Dead, Alone in the Dark, and BloodRayne. Although Boll's films were usually received poorly, Desi believed that Boll's independent and anti-establishment attitude was a good fit for the Postal series. The resulting film was shot in the Vancouver area, with Desi playing himself as well as Krotchy, an anthropomorphic scrotum from the Postal universe. The film faced several issues, such as overlength and poor editing and marketing efforts. Postal III, Postal Redux, and Postal 4 RWS' next game was Postal III; the company struck a deal with Russian publisher Akella that saw RWS create the script, music, design and character development for the game, which was then moved to Akella's in-house developers, Trashmasters, for programming and art production. During the development, however, the Russian economy fell and the development was mostly ramped down. Postal III was released in December 2011 to very bad reception, leading RWS to pull it from its online store the following year. Desi stated that the finished Postal III was "a product that should have never been published". In response, RWS developed Paradise Lost, a new add-on for Postal 2 that was released in April 2015, twelve years after Postal 2 original release. In May 2016, the company released a remake of the original Postal titled Postal Redux. Another compilation, Postal XX: 20th Anniversary Edition, was released in 2017. RWS then released Postal 4: No Regerts, first as an early access game in October 2019 and then fully in April 2022. The company worked with developers Hyperstrange and CreativeForge Games on the spin-off Postal: Brain Damaged. Games developed Canceled Flesh and Wire and two unannounced games – canceled in 1999 References External links 1996 establishments in Arizona Companies based in Tucson, Arizona Postal (franchise) Privately held companies based in Arizona Video game companies established in 1996 Video game companies of the United States Video game development companies