If your friends don't think this is one of the best games ever, you need smarter friends.

BEFORE YOU BUY THIS GAME

░▎Note that after playing this game your brain WILL explode (with knowledge)
░▎Understand that your iq will increase
░▎May contain traces of Smooth Jazz
░▎Know that this game is awesome

Realise You have been warned...

Its little to say that this game is great.
But if Lord Gaben could count to 3 when it comes to making games, that'd be amazing.

You either die a test subject or you live long enough to see yourself become a designer of test chambers in the workshop.

A woman with millions of fan theories about without ever speaking a word.
Intentionally designed to be stupid British cores.
Cruel women cores that are really good at singing.
Turrets with low self esteem.
A man that hates lemonade and sounds like J. Jonah Jameson from spiderman.
A potato that becomes your friend.

Combined together with the one of the most original gameplay ever.

10/10

Possibly THE worst game in the L4D franchise. Gordon Freeman is a girl now and is being bossed around by some transgender Gman in a spooky eye thing, who is also british. There is no sign of Coach, Bill, Tyrone or the infamous Pillman, who we discovered after playing the first installment of the Minecraft franchise. For a JRPG the combat is pretty weak, the loot system is awful and you can't even speak. (no rhyme intenderino).

Overall this game is pretty solid, i'd give it a strong 10/5

Take everything you love about Portal, then times it by five. This game has so many good aspects to it, it's hard to know where to start.

Sound? Witty dialouge, excellent voice work, a really cool soundtrack, and even something as simple as the sounds that the portal gun makes sound awesome!

Gameplay? Addictive.

Story? Really good. There are some parts to the story where I genuinely felt threatened and isolated.

Graphics? Nothing to complain about.

Although Portal 2 is undoubtedly one of the best games I've played in a while, there are two errors that I find with it:

#1 There are parts in the game where you have to use the "zoom" key to find almost unfindable portable surfaces. I thought this gameplay mechanic was rather silly and annoying.

#2 There are parts in the game where the events that happen don't make much sense, and you wonder why you have to do certain things or why you're in certain places.

Overall this game is one of the best games of our generation, and it's loads of fun. It's good aspects overwhelmingly outweighs my tiny nit-picked errors.

It's a good game. Has important lessons about lemons. 10/10

If you don't think this is the best game ever made, then you are nothing but a battery operated potato. By the way, no cake for those who rate this review down. Thank you for cooperating with Aperture Science in our time of testing. We hope to work with you again, that is if you feel fantastic and you're still alive.

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+ cool portals, gels and light bridges
+ varied test chambers
+ harmonious style
- rather simple environments
- few details

+ engaging game world
+ exciting, funny and mysterious
- sacrificed in places atmosphere in favor of gags

+ subtle atmospheric music and effects
+ damn good credits
+ many witty comments, optional
- only Wheatley can be annoying

+ beginner-friendly start-puzzles
+ gradually increase in difficulty
+ level design is tricky, but fair
- help is missing

+ imaginative and challenging situations
+ portals highly versatile
- next exit sometimes hiding something

+ portal physics compelling and sophisticated
+ ghange physics properties of objects with color gels
+ gravity credible and realistic

+ portal gun's still a lot of fun
+ numerous successful new puzzle elements

+ contains some nice twisting tale
+ just as exciting as touching the end
- sometimes slightly turned

+ solo playtime around 12 hours
+ co-op levels
+ more varied than its predecessor
+ achievements and comment mode
- no incentive to play through multiple times

+ multiplayer playtime around 12 hours
+ enjoyable brooding cooperation with droll droid couple

All the puzzles and tinkering is held together by a divided into ten chapters story that offers a good rhythm game. While there is no shortage of puzzle test chambers, but these interrupts Portal 2 again and again by action events and even a trip outside the sterile laboratories. The portal odyssey begins when we are suddenly awakened from a deep sleep Stasis - with a few centuries late.

By far the most brilliant innovation of Portal 2, three colored gels that were developed in the experimental kitchens of Aperture Science. The Goo we may not take, but there are plenty of levels in which the gel drops of pipes.
By portals passing them on to all sorts of corners and ends where they color a surface permanently and thereby change their physical properties. The blue Repulsion Gel makes objects leaps and bounds, the red Propulsion Gel provides ice-like smoothness and the white Conversion Gel allows the setting of portals. Of course, the physics comes into play; where the gas flowing through a portal gel flows just depends on the angle of incidence. This game element allows some captivating puzzles, and on top of that makes the play with the color irrational lot of fun.

On the other hand something of a challenge mode is missing to have after a successful playing an incentive to play the puzzle again. There are as thick consolation to the new co-op mode that contains a good amount of additional puzzle rooms that have been specifically designed for the teamwork of two players.
The co-op mode of Portal 2 offers 40 additional levels that have been specifically designed for two players take on the role of cute droid Atlas and P-body. In a central area you get together with his partner, then - accompanied by usual cynical comments GLaDOS - to enter a six test sections. If you play up to the exit by which each next (more difficult) field is enabled.

Humor and atmosphere were fun trump cards of the portal. The sequel is more extensive and varied, but sometimes just louder and not necessarily harmonious.

A must program for fans of its predecessor !! - and generally just about any player looking for a smart, fun and original challenge. If you step by step to finish a level of gameplay crackles constant, to the considerable comfort when eventual mastery. The gels are a hit, the other new puzzle elements also enrich the portal gameplay. Even though I have sometimes pondered strong and sometimes cursed - the level design is fair and the motivation high until the final.

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Chell has 5 letters in it.
Chell has been in 2 games.
5-2=3
Illuminati has 3 sides.
GLaDOS has 1 eye.
Illuminati has 1 eye.
Portal=Illuminati
Illuminati=Portal 3
HALF-LIFE 3 CONFIRMED!
Thanks for confirming, Portal.

10/10 - Would buy again.

Oh wait, I've already bought it three times.

This is one of my most favourite games, it has an amazing and in depth storyline. The easter eggs like the borealis one are amazing. The plot twists aren't expected unlike most games where you know what will happen next. I'm a huge fan of greek mythology so when I found the oracle turret, my mind was blown! Cave Johnson was definetly a great character to introduce and to help us find out more about Aperture. THE ENDING, I absolutely loved the ending!!

It goes without saying this is exceptionally one of the greatest FPS' that doesn't require real bullets, targets and most other stereotypical mechanics that are found in that specific genre. This game demonstrates what it always had shown in it's prequel; ingenuity and a perfection. Now imagine all those unanswered questions that linger within the first one, and how this game answers all those said questions with the utmost scientific explanations and entertainment from this one. From what I could honestly tell you, this game took the first games mechanics, and widened the story much more bigger and some what better. Definitely worthy of Game of the Year 2011. Much like my other short review on a peculiar Valve title (that happens to be another sequel) This game doesn't even need to be reviewed more in-depth due to the high magnitude and complete satisfactory found within this wonderful game. From what I could honestly tell you, this game is blessed with the voice acting of the high and mighty, Stephen Merchant, along with 2-player modes that'll leave the fun endless with a friend. I've said my word and it's a 11/10 recommendation from me.

This game has enough talent and genious put in it, that you can put together a dozen AAA title just from scraps. You have to finish both games... just to hear the credit song <3

I'm a potato! :D

I can't complain about a game that Gaben made.

10/10, all class. Easily in my top 3 games of all time, a genius game. The perplexing puzzles and thoughtful level design make this game so memorable. Sarcasm and Sardonic humor is sprinkled throughout. Never for one moment does any thing in this game seem like a lazy or poorly crafted addition. Everything works!

Yes

Dude, it's portal!

Don't have much experience in this game, but what little time I did spend playing was great fun. One of my top 5 games of all time easily 11/10