Live Reviews:
The Post Game 

The Post Game 

Multistep package unboxing

Games
Action
Casual
⭐️5 / 5
Rating
🙌1
Ratings
📼4 scs
Content
📦w/o updates
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
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All Versions of The Post Game

1.1.1

November 11, 2020

- each location became more comfortable to play in; - graphics improved; - grannies are more kind.
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1.0

October 15, 2020

Price History of The Post Game

Description of The Post Game

Have you ever visited the post office? This game provides you the experience of getting a parcel from the post office. You would stay in the line. Is it sound boring? No way! Just try to skip it: Be fast! Be clever! Be cunny! You would collect the right parcels and help your neighbors bringing their parcels to them. Unlock the parcel to get the modern things to your collection. There are 4 stages you should pass to open your package: - move in the line to the post desk. Avoid angry grannies! - choose a package by country and box color. Don't miss yours! - deliver packages to your neighbors, avoid traffic sings. Reach your home! - unpack package, tap and сut. Got your order!
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The Post Game: FAQ

Can The Post Game be used on an iPad?

The Post Game is available on iPad devices.
The The Post Game app was created by Anna Krepchenko.
The Post Game currently supports iOS 10.0 or later.
The The Post Game app receives plenty of reviews and currently has a great user rating of 5.0.
Games Is The App Genre Of The The Post Game App.
1.1.1 is the newly released version of the The Post Game app.
The latest The Post Game update came out on July 5, 2024.
The Post Game was first released on February 6, 2023.
Anna Krepchenko: Contains no objectionable material.
The The Post Game app can be used in American English.
Unfortunately, The Post Game is not on Apple Arcade.
Unfortunately, in-app purchases are not available within The Post Game.
No, you cannot utilize The Post Game with Apple Vision Pro.

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