Paradise Lost is not compatible with Fudge Pack but Eternal Damnation is included by default there which however had problems with the Steam version. Weapons like the katana was also added to all days and can be found somewhere. All weapons and features from Apocalypse Weekend appear in the base game. The physical boundle called Fudge Pack however comes with the mod A Week in Paradise. The effects were updated as well to improve the quality. Postal 2 on Steam (but I guess this is the same on GOG as well) comes with the base game and the expansion bound together and while playable separatelly it work simply by loading Apocalypse Weekend right after you finish the last day in the base game and that is all. If you want to be first in line, make sure you're logged into your Steam account at 10am PT / 6pm BST when they go live.Stixsmaster: you know that the latest gog version of Postal 2 does by default come with A Week in Paradise correct? Actually it is just a game mode called A Week in Paradise and not the mod with the same name. The good news is that Valve are putting measures in place to help stop those pesky scalpers snap up all the reservations when they go live later today. Dare I grab the 512GB unit, or just go for 256GB and pluck a fast, portable SSD? I’ll probably have to buy the Steam Deck with the biggest storage, as the base unit’s 64GB would soon fill up with additional Portal 2 levels and campaigns, or high-def Stellaris backgrounds, even with the extra microSD card slot filled. I might have to take longer train journeys just for the novelty. I can't play unmodded Minecrafton my desktop, never mind on my Samsung Galaxy. You can’t give me a Minecraft full of quests and magic, or one that reminds me of just how terrifying it was the first time I ever played the game. There’s a train journey in my future where I’m playing Minecraft Java while my phone version looks on and weeps. It’s an open system, so the game won’t even need to be on Steam to work.
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