An update has been released for Portal:

- Fixed some fire effects not working in some mods.

An update has been released for Portal:

- Fixed a client crash in particles.
- Improvements to main menu layout across all resolutions.
- Fixed effects to not produce blood spray when getting shot.
- Fixed credits text on PC so ASCII art doesn't get clipped.

An update has been released for Portal

- Fixed fire effects in the ending sequence.
- Fixed a crash in some mods when picking up a Half-Life 2 weapon.
- Fixed a main menu crash in some mods.
- Fixed chapter icon scaling in some menus.

An update has been released for Portal:

- Fixed the executable stack error on Linux.

An update has been released for Portal.

- Roll back previous update while fixing an endgame crash.

An update has been release for Portal.

- Fixed a startup crash on the Linux client.

An update has been released for Portal.

- Fixed a couple of rare crashes.

An update has been released for Portal

- Minor code maintenance, no customer-facing changes.

Portal with RTX is now available, and it’s free for anyone who owns Portal! To play, you’ll need to go here to add it your library.

Developed by NVIDIA Lightspeed Studios, Portal with RTX completely reimagines Portal’s graphics with full ray tracing and other graphical improvements that boost immersion and graphical realism. In Portal with RTX, you can experience realistic lights that bounce off of every surface, and cast reflections on every object. Light even shines through portals!

If you aren’t familiar with ray tracing, it’s a method of graphics rendering that simulates the behavior of light. When playing a ray-tracing capable game on a compatible GPU, lighting, reflections, and optical effects appear much more realistic.

If you’re interested in finding out more about the technology behind Portal with RTX, you can check out NVIDIA’s announcement.

You can learn more about Portal with RTX on the Steam store page.

An update has been released for Portal.

- Updated to DXVK version 2.0