Post Haste: The Letter Carrier Game

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About the Game

The game is brainchild of Frank Kaminski, a retired letter carrier.  In the game, one plays a letter carrier, and experiences the fun and fanciful adventures of mail delivery.

The game is appropriate for 2-6 players, ages 8 and up, and fun for all.

Post Haste:  The Letter Carrier Game, is being sold to retailers for the first time this summer! 

How to Play

The goal of the game is to earn 10 merits, and return to your home station before any other player.

You earn merits by delivering mail.
You roll dice to move to delivery locations.
If you roll doubles, you go again.
If you roll 7 or 11, you draw a chance card and do what it says before moving.

Features  

Here are some characteristics of which we are proud:

• Made in the U.S.A. with a red, white, and blue box.
• Unique Highly-Configurable board made up of 32 neighborhoods on 16 2-sided board squares, ensuring no game is ever the same
• May have highest number of initial game configurations of any board game
• Respectful, community-oriented, and non-violent
• Fun gameplay which was determined after years of testing and revision.  Good end game preventing runaway victories.
• No plastic – all wood and paper pieces
• People report that it is “fun”
• Combination of union-printed precision-cut pieces, as well as machine and hand-painted pieces
• The game is FUN for the entire family, and after learning the rules, the game can easily be played in less than a hour.

The Game

Millions of Configurations

Click the Board Below to See a Different Configuration

The Board

Laid out in one of millions of possible arrangements.

Potentially has the greatest number of initial board layouts of any boardgame!

Guarantees novel and challenging experiences each time you play.

The game debuted to a excited reception at the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) biennial convention in Boston, in July 2008.  Carriers found it to be a fun and family-friendly board game. 

It was also displayed at the TIA Toy Fair at Jacob Javits Center, in New York, in February 2009. 

To ensure compliance with the new CPSIA guidelines for products for kids 12 and younger, we had our game safety tested and it passed. 

We have inventory and are now prepared to sell to retailers.

Made in the U.S.A.