Solving wickedly devious puzzles with two portal guns in coop,
Difficult to replay once all the solutions and surprises are out.
Every designer's nightmare - making the sequel better than the original - has become a glorious triumph with the introduction of more characters, more gizmos, more humour and a fiendishly clever co-op mode that will leave you begging for Portal 3 and c...
Yes VALVe, you got me. Like many others I had pre-purchased Portal 2 through the steam platform amid rumours of an early release. With considerable smugness at the thought of being proven correct with my early release predictions, I cleared my weekend ...
Published: 2011-04-22, Author: Andrew , review by: theregister.co.uk
In Portal 2, Valve has crafted a sequel that improves upon its already excellent predecessor in every way. The novel physics-bending gels help cement the Portal device's iconic status alongside Valve's other innovations, Half Life 2's Gravity Gun and Left...
Abstract: Name: Genre: Platform: For those who never played the original Portal, stop reading this, head down to your local used games shop, pick up the game, come back home and pop the disc into your console or PC. It's one of the finest puzzlers ever built an...
Portal 2 is a game quite unlike any other out there, offering players a glimpse at that hard-to-define "essence" of gaming. There aren't any mindless shooting sprees, burly space marines or overused clichés here, instead Portal 2 eloquently delivers a ...
Abstract: Portal 2 is a clever game. That doesn’t mean it wears a monocle, sips on tea and appreciates contemporary art (because that would make it pretentious). Portal 2 is a game that makes you think long and hard (totally refrained from a “that’s what she s...
