Portal 2

Score: ◆◆◆◆◆ (5/5)

If the original Portal was to be thought as a sort of proof of concept then Portal 2 would be that concept developed to its full potential. Just about everything that makes the first game good is done here and beyond. More complex puzzles, new mechanics, far more worldbuilding and plot emphasis, grander visuals and environmental design, and somehow even the humor is better. I'm also a big sucker for the Source engine, and Portal 2 goes well and beyond what was showcased with it in the first game. There are a large number of large scale set pieces done with the engine that remain impressive to this day.

GLaDOS' deadpan humor in OG Portal would often put a smirk on my face, but newcomers Wheatley and Cave Johnson played by Stephen Merchant and JK Simmons respectively perfectly round out the already existing comedy. Portal 2 is genuinely one of the funniest games I've played from start to finish. And beyond the comedy, the voice acting in this game is impeccable, though that is unlikely a surprise given the billing.

Portal 2 also explores the setting and background of Aperture Science much more deeply providing a great deal of insight into the history and eventual downfall of the company. There is also a large amount of environmental storytelling provide additional clues to the kind of experiments that were being conducted within the facility. And despite rehashing the same general story of the first game, that being one where our protagonist seeks to escape to the surface, Portal 2 differs enough to still provide a satisfying culmination to Chell's story.

As I mentioned above, not only are there MORE puzzles to solve here, but there are more mechanics and deep complexity to the puzzles. Light bridges, tractor beams, and paint-like gels that have different functionality keep the puzzle-solving from ever becoming stale. Additionally, you are not kept confined to the same sterile, white test chambers for the majority of the game like with the first one instead seeing much more of the the behind the scenes of the facility.

And that's really all there is to it. Portal 2 is a "simple" game that is executed masterfully. The core gameplay of placing two portals to traverse is simple enough, but additional complexity is added as the game progresses to showcase just how far you can carry this core concept. It has some of the best comedic writing in the history of the industry and holds up magnificently years later. It does follow up the story of the first game so ideally you would play them in order and the original Portal can be complete in roughly 3 hours, but regardless Portal 2 is a must play.

its a wonderful game that contains amazing puzzles and story especially the ending , i did not expect the ending to be amazing like this 10/10

It's the sequel of one of the greatest puzzle games of all time, how can you go wrong with this game? It's story is much better than the first game IMO, and the Co-op puzzles are great. Valve, if you see this, make Portal 3 pls.

Great fun with friends especially the quirkier ones. Laughed myself silly many a times

Valve's finest work. FRom the story to humor and character. Gameplay is definitely an improvement with new puzzle pieces that weren't in Portal 1. Peak Gaming.

Portal 2 was my first experience with the franchise, and it absolutely blew me away. While I haven’t gotten too far into the story yet, the multiplayer mode is where the game truly shines for me. My friend and I have spent countless hours laughing, strategizing, and tackling the cleverly designed puzzles. The game does an amazing job of accounting for every possible challenge, offering features like the ability to see your partner’s POV and a built-in text chat for seamless communication. Whether you’re in a call or not, teamwork feels intuitive and rewarding. Overall, I’d highly recommend Portal 2 to any group of friends looking for a fun, engaging, and cleverly designed co-op experience!

I don’t remember signing up for this. Maybe I did. I have no idea how long I’ve been here—maybe I’ve always been here. The voice orders me to solve puzzles, so I do. It is not a kind voice.

The cubes are my only company. Some bear hearts, others scream. I try not to think about it.

I climb higher, conquer impossible challenges... but it’s never enough. Each solution unlocks another door, yet with every step forward, I feel more trapped. The game whispers promises of freedom, but does anyone truly escape?

Perhaps I’m a genius. Perhaps just a well-trained lab rat. Maybe both.

But none of that matters. There is only the next test.

As someone who has nearly 100 hours in the game (97 as of writing this), I can easily say this is my favorite game of all time. It takes well thought out, extremely fun puzzles, hilarious comedy, and a story that immediately gets you invested and combines them together to make, in my opinion, one of the greatest games in the world. The characters are fun and well written, the puzzles feel really good to solve, and there were certain moments in the game that had me laughing out loud. Not only that, but there were multiple moments in the game that gave me literal chills. The world building is also insanely good with countless stunning set pieces, and it really is crazy to think that this game is 14 years old. The soundtrack of the game also builds crazy suspense and the fact that the music changes depending on the environment really makes it feel like the music fits right into the universe. Overall, portal 2 is an amazing game with near perfect storytelling, game play, visuals, characters, and music to create one of the most mind blowing experiences you will ever get to enjoy.

honestly amazing how they took the first portal which was already fantastic and a fun puzzle game and then took that made it longer and bigger and then added a fantastic story! and the voice acting is just incredible!

I know I’m a bit late to this game,But figuring things out in such an atmosphere with this story was a great experience even today. Plus, it’s one of the few games my PC can actually handle. Wish I played it sooner!

Portal 2 is a phenomenal continuation to the original Portal game. The sequel improves on the first game in every single aspect thus creating a perfect sequel to an already a original game with unique design and concept. Portal 2 is nothing but spectacular game which remains to be exceptionally fun and rewarding despite having no violence and just pure puzzle solving. Not only the the 2nd game improves on everything; gameplay, story, challenge/difficulty, soundtrack, and duration, the game also adds a whole new campaign for the co-op experience which is very interesting and more than welcome addition!

For me, Portal has always been such a fun puzzle game. The first time I played it was at a friend's house on their Xbox 360. I still remember sitting in their room, controller in hand, completely mesmerized by the concept of the portal gun. The way it allowed you to bend space, creating solutions that felt impossible at first glance, was unlike anything I had ever played before.

Back then, it was a game that I loved but couldn’t play for myself. I didn’t have the means to own a copy, so my experiences with it were limited to those moments at my friend’s house—short bursts of brilliance before I had to pass the controller back. Even so, Portal left an impression on me. It wasn’t just the puzzles that stuck with me; it was the atmosphere, the eerie silence of the test chambers, the cold yet strangely comedic presence of GLaDOS, and the subtle story that unfolded as you progressed.

When Portal 2 was announced, I was beyond excited. But once again, I faced the same problem—I couldn’t play it myself. Watching trailers and hearing people talk about it only fueled my anticipation. It wasn’t just a sequel; it was an expansion of everything that made the first game special. The humor was sharper, the story was richer, and the puzzles were more complex.

Eventually, I finally got the chance to play Portal 2, and it exceeded every expectation I had. The puzzles were nothing short of genius. While the first game introduced the mechanics and let players experiment, the sequel built upon that foundation with new elements like Excursion Funnels, Aerial Faith Plates, Hard Light Bridges, and the incredible Repulsion, Propulsion, and Conversion Gels. Each of these additions made the puzzles feel more dynamic and engaging, requiring players to think in new and creative ways.

Now, about the story… wait, Portal 2 had a story? You mean to tell me the game wasn’t just about flinging myself through portals and occasionally being called fat by a supercomputer? If you squint hard enough at the dialogue between test chambers, there’s apparently some kind of plot about an amnesiac, possibly brain-damaged silent protagonist (seriously, this woman has fallen so many times—how is she alive?) who wakes up in a decayed testing facility and immediately starts taking orders from a talking British eyeball. Said eyeball, despite being adorable and an absolute idiot, somehow sets off a chain of events that reawakens GLaDOS, the most passive-aggressive murder machine in history.

GLaDOS, being the forgiving and reasonable AI that she is, immediately decides to continue science by throwing Chell back into test chambers because, well, what else is she supposed to do? This goes on for a while until, for reasons I can’t quite recall (probably because Wheatley had a great idea), we end up in the backrooms of Aperture Science, where we discover that A) Cave Johnson had no business running a company, B) Caroline is GLaDOS, and C) we were never meant to be here, yet here we are. Meanwhile, the last few remaining human test subjects, who were miraculously still alive, are casually killed off-screen by GLaDOS, who treats it as nothing more than taking out the trash.

Then Wheatley, in a stunning display of zero thought, overthrows GLaDOS, turns evil for like… a few hours, and then tries to kill Chell by designing some of the worst test chambers imaginable (to be fair, the man was not programmed for this). GLaDOS, now a potato (yes, really), helps Chell take him down, and the whole thing ends with the most polite attempted murder I’ve ever seen as Wheatley is hurled into space while regretfully apologizing. The game then unceremoniously boots Chell out of Aperture Science forever—because after everything, they really just wanted her gone.

One of the best additions was the cooperative multiplayer mode. Playing as Atlas and P-Body, two testing robots, you and a friend had to solve puzzles that required teamwork and communication. The co-op campaign was filled with clever, sometimes brain-melting challenges that emphasized trust and coordination, making it one of the best cooperative experiences in gaming.

The soundtrack was subtle yet effective, creating an immersive atmosphere that shifted from eerie to energetic depending on the situation. The dynamic music that responded to player actions made solving puzzles even more satisfying. And, of course, the game gave us yet another unforgettable ending song—"Want You Gone," a perfect follow-up to Still Alive.

Despite being released in 2011, Portal 2 remains as fun and engaging as ever. The gameplay is timeless, the humor still hits, and the community-created test chambers add infinite replayability. Few games manage to balance story, gameplay, and innovation as effortlessly as Portal 2 does.

If you’ve never played Portal 2, you’re missing out on one of the most brilliant games ever made. It’s an experience that blends humor, challenge, and storytelling in a way that few games have ever achieved. Whether you’re solving puzzles solo, laughing at Wheatley’s antics, or working through co-op challenges with a friend, Portal 2 is an unforgettable ride from start to finish.

2/10 A perfect game that every gamer should experience at least once.

Portal 2 will always be in my opinion Valve's best work right next to Half Life 2 the visuals, story, and overall gameplay it nails every aspect of it.

I don’t remember signing up for this. Maybe I did. I have no idea how long I have been here. Maybe I’ve always been here. The voice tells me to solve puzzles, so I do. The voice is not kind.
The cubes are my only companions. Some of them have hearts. Some of them scream. I try not to think about it.

I reach new heights, solve impossible puzzles... but it’s never enough. Each solution opens another door, and yet, the more I solve, the more I feel trapped. The game promises freedom, but does anyone truly escape?

I am either a genius or a very obedient lab rat. Possibly both.
But none of that matters. There is only the next test.

S-tier, one of it's kinda game. I thank valve for adding native linux support to all their games. It ran perfectly on my system.

There is a certain charm to the game. Maybe it's the "goofy Wheatley and the snarky GlaDos" or the cute turrets or the amazing puzzles.
The voice actors and dialogue/story writers did a marvellous job. They made the player feel that the robots are alive and gave an amazing personality to each of the characters. The level designers also did a great job at creating complex puzzles with a handful of mechanics. For some experienced players they might feel a bit too easy but I am sure that the Co-op and community made levels will satisfy their hunger for really hard brain challenging levels.

I have not played the Co-Op yet but I am looking forward to playing them as soon as possible. The game also has countless mods, if you are looking forward to buying this game I would like to suggest you to check out the Portal mods on steam after finishing the game if you would like to have MORE Portal!
Have a good day <3.

A classic Valve puzzle game with both a single player and a 2 player coop campaign. And it manages to include top-notch voice acting and a genuinely compelling story. It's excellent and barely costs anything ; it really puts in perspective how the modern gaming industry has fallen off a cliff in recent years.

Everyone should experience this piece of video game history. 9/10

Do you like puzzle solving games (for some reason) ? Also do you like games with lore and story? Portal 2 is just these and oh boy has valve done a great job making it enjoyable... I loved every part about this game (except from some, puzzles) and it's just so satisfying solving every puzzle. The v.a. is just great and the lore is interesting. Almost 10 hours in to it and I can see why people loved it. A valve classic.

Also I was blown away by the details and quality of the game. 100% recommend it!!!

It’s an extremely good game, very entertaining even though it might seem simple. My favorite part is listening to GLaDOS talk, and every level is even better than the last. The story is well set, and the graphics are incredible. Without a doubt, it’s an excellent game.

I probably screwed up when i decided to play the co-op first instead of the story but i digress. As im making this review i havent finished the story but im sure its good

Portal 2 is one game I hesitated to get it but believe the reviews the game is super fun and challenging. Even in co op mode the levels are very intriguing there is no music just focus on the challenge with your friends. Game has very limited pieces of operation but complex combination which leads to interesting gameplay. Some levels were required lot of thinking to solve. Worth the time. If you like simple puzzle games. Best co-op I played till now.

Ah, Portal 2. The portal gun is iconic. When platforming games and puzzle games are done well it can make for a very satisfying game but when they are both done well with a unique concept/mechanics.... *chef's kiss*

If you somehow don't know anything about the portal series, or if you're just considering trying it out, go for it. It is truly unique and iconic. OR, if you're like me and you have it but never finished it, I highly recommend you do so.

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6/50

Here at Aperture Science we believe in unique mechanics, amazing storytelling, and top notch graphics. Portal 2 was and still is a very good game. It's easily one of the more replayable games out there. Thanks to the boys up in research development, there's always something you didn't notice before, or a way to solve a test that was different from the last time. Not only is the main story great, but the multiplayer Co-Op mode is loads of fun. Then there's the addition of community test chambers. There are so many great chambers out there, some even with their own custom story lines! Crowd Sourcing chambers was definitely the right direction! The game basically never ends! It's only over when your brain is fried from solving puzzles! Good one Caroline! All in all it's amazing game that will keep you engaged, and our investors happy. So get to testing, before I put you fighting the humanoid praying mantis horde! Cave Johnson out!

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☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
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☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

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☑ Very good
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☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma

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☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

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☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

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☑ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

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☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☑ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

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☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☑ Average
☐ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☑ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

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☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

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I want to say this, i dont think valve is making a portal 3. But for the last portal game, its great, good story, though, some achevments are a bit odd In my say.

Verry fun game to explore with a friend or brother, highly recomend. Though it will make you think out of the box a lot

🚀 9/10 - Would solve mind-bending puzzles again! 🚀

Portal 2 is, without a doubt, one of the greatest games ever made. Valve took the innovative mechanics of the original Portal and expanded them into a full-fledged, unforgettable experience filled with ingenious puzzles, top-tier storytelling, and dark humor that never gets old.

🧩 Brilliant Puzzle Design: The portal gun is back, and with new mechanics like gels, light bridges, and excursion funnels, every chamber feels fresh and rewarding. The game does an incredible job of gradually introducing new elements while keeping the challenge engaging.

🎭 Unmatched Writing & Voice Acting: GLaDOS returns with her signature sarcastic wit, but the new characters—especially Wheatley (voiced by Stephen Merchant) and Cave Johnson (J.K. Simmons)—steal the show with hilarious, yet compelling dialogue. The storytelling is immersive, and the plot twists are genuinely jaw-dropping.

🎮 Co-op Mode = Pure Fun: The cooperative mode is a masterpiece in itself. Solving puzzles with a friend while laughing at their inevitable portal mishaps is an experience like no other. The teamwork and communication required make for some of the best multiplayer moments in gaming.

🏆 A Must-Play for Everyone: Whether you love puzzle games, rich storytelling, or just experiencing a game with some of the best writing in history, Portal 2 is an absolute must-play. Even after all these years, it remains a gold standard for game design.

💙 Final Verdict: A flawless blend of humor, intelligence, and innovation. If you haven't played it yet, stop reading and play it NOW! 🚀🔵🟠

✅ Score: 9/10 - A True Classic!

definition of a perfect game 10/10
incredicle 2 player coop and best solo puzzle experience ever

lost my last 2 brain cells in this game

how to shoot a gun:
step 1: open game
step 2: start new game
step 3: skip opening
step 4: shoot gun

This game, like many source games is still fantastic. I might even consider this to be one of the best Source games of all time, maybe even one of the best games of all time. It wont scratch everyone's itch, especially people who find these puzzles a bit too easy- but it still works as a light brain teaser. The amount of characterization Valve has worked on for every cast-member minor and major is fantastic.

this gotta one of my favorite games to play in my free time its fun and has a good story and characters. the co op is fun aswell to play and so are the community maps i recommend

Game's so fun. Had more fun on this old game than 90% of recent games.

Takes the semi tech demo vibe of the first game and instills it an incredible story led by a legendary character and a legendary vocal performance. I don't think a third game will live up to this game's legacy and I do not think it is worth trying.

A robotic man and woman arguing and fighting for control about who is the better idiot is a 10/10 storybuilding for me.

most fun i have had in a while with a good story and it is cheap

W game i honestly see nothing wrong with it (except for some of the game breaking bugs)

Beautiful game, interesting lore, fun gameplay, I love this game so much. So peak. Also I have the biggest crush on glados.

what can i say that hasn't already been said before? portal 2 is a classic game which has helped shape so many 3d physics puzzle games after it. i love the characters, the story, the mechanics, everything about it. honestly at the top of all games i wish i could play for the first time again. consider buying a copy for a friend so you can play co-op mode. seriously brilliant.

I love it! The puzzles are bit harder, than in the previous portal, I don't like only the fact that this one is testing more your perciving skills, but I guess this was a good way to make puzzles harder.

Ultimately, Portal 2 is pure genius. With gameplay that never stops becoming addictive and new characters that always threaten to steal the spotlight. A joy to play.

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mi piace guardarti dormire e assaporare il silenzio e lottare contro il desiderio insaziabile di divorarti ogni istante è una battaglia contro me stessa e un equilibrio precario tra il piacere di averti vicino e la brama di consumarti e di sentire la tua carne dissolversi tra i miei denti mi oppongo e resisto ma ogni giorno cedo un po’ di più perché il desiderio di averti nel mio stomaco è più irresistibile e più profondo e più vero di qualsiasi altra forma di possesso

fun but it is VERY hard to me and well i suck at video games so it makes sense

Portal 2

More than just a game, it's another masterpiece from Valve like Half-Life, Left 4 Dead, Counter Strike, and other games.

In this game, it is the player's mind that is challenged by different missions

The story of this game is wonderful and with its atmosphere, it attracts every player!!

Valve has to give itself a twist and a series of new versions of its old masterpieces! Get to work with Valve, we want version 3 of all your titles!!!!

Thanks, Valve

playing this series has been life changing and i am not kidding. such an amazingly written game. it's witty, it's cynical, and NEVER gets boring. im way over a decade late but i hope i can be forgiven (i didnt really have access to a good pc growing up). to anyone else who is as well; play both games, you won't regret it. it's famous for a reason. plus, the soundtrack is almost under-talked about imo. it is very uniquely composed in the best way possible. 100/10

Rating: 10/10

Developed by Valve and released in 2011, Portal 2 is a masterpiece of puzzle-platforming, featuring brilliant level design, sharp humor, and one of the most memorable narratives in gaming. Expanding on the mechanics of the original Portal (2007), this sequel introduces new puzzle elements, a longer and richer story, and an incredibly fun co-op mode. It’s a must-play for anyone who enjoys brain-teasing challenges and witty writing.

Why Portal 2 is a Masterpiece
🧩 Brilliant Puzzle Mechanics
The core of Portal 2’s gameplay remains the portal gun, allowing players to create two connected portals to navigate through puzzles. However, this sequel introduces new elements like:

Excursion Funnels (tractor beams that carry objects and players)
Repulsion Gel (bouncy surfaces for high jumps)
Propulsion Gel (speed-enhancing surfaces)
Light Bridges and Aerial Faith Plates
Each of these elements adds depth and variety, keeping puzzles fresh throughout the campaign.

🎭 Incredible Writing and Humor
Portal 2’s dialogue is legendary. The writing team, led by Erik Wolpaw, delivers some of the funniest and smartest lines in gaming history. GLaDOS, the sarcastic AI antagonist, returns with passive-aggressive insults and dark humor, while Wheatley, voiced by Stephen Merchant, provides an energetic and often hilarious presence. The game’s humor is perfectly balanced, making it both funny and deeply engaging.

🏢 Expanded World-Building
Unlike the first game, which mostly took place in sterile test chambers, Portal 2 explores the history of Aperture Science. Players venture into old, decayed sections of the facility, uncovering audio logs of Cave Johnson, the eccentric founder of Aperture. This deeper lore makes the world feel more alive and mysterious.

🤝 Co-op Mode – A Perfect Two-Player Experience
Portal 2 features a fully-fledged cooperative mode, where two players control Atlas and P-Body, two testing robots. Co-op puzzles require teamwork, timing, and communication, making it one of the best cooperative experiences in gaming. It’s brilliantly designed, ensuring both players feel equally involved in solving the challenges.

🎶 Memorable Soundtrack
Portal 2’s soundtrack, composed by Mike Morasky, features dynamic music that adapts to player actions. The game also ends with another hilarious song from GLaDOS, "Want You Gone", following up on the iconic "Still Alive" from the first game.

Are There Any Flaws?
❌ Some Puzzles May Feel Too Easy for Veterans
Compared to the original Portal, some experienced puzzle-solvers might find Portal 2’s difficulty a bit more forgiving. However, the co-op mode and community-created test chambers provide plenty of challenging content.

❌ No Portal 3... Yet
The biggest flaw? Valve never made a Portal 3. 😢

Conclusion
Portal 2 is a masterpiece that balances clever puzzle design, fantastic humor, and deep world-building into an unforgettable experience. Whether you're playing solo or with a friend, the game delivers one of the most rewarding and entertaining adventures ever made. It remains one of Valve’s greatest achievements and is highly recommended for any gamer.

🔹 Rating: 10/10 – Brilliant puzzles, unforgettable characters, and one of the best co-op experiences in gaming.

Portal 2 is a masterpiece. It takes everything great about the first game—mind-bending puzzles, clever mechanics, and dark humor—and expands on it massively. The level design is brilliant, introducing gels, excursion funnels, and light bridges that make puzzles even more interesting. The writing is top-tier, with hilarious dialogue from GLaDOS, Wheatley, and Cave Johnson. Plus, the co-op mode adds a whole new layer of fun and challenge.

So far this game is amazing and really fun, havent gotten into mods yet tho.

Portal 2 is one of the best puzzle games ever created. It combines logical thinking, physics-based mechanics, and an engaging story. The game takes place in Aperture Science, a mysterious and dangerous laboratory filled with test chambers. The player controls Chell, a silent protagonist who must escape using the Portal Gun. This device allows players to create two linked portals on surfaces, making it possible to teleport and solve puzzles.

One of the most impressive aspects of Portal 2 is its level design. Each test chamber introduces new mechanics, forcing players to think creatively. The game starts with simple puzzles but gradually becomes more complex. Elements like light bridges, propulsion gel, and lasers add depth to the challenges. The difficulty curve is perfect, making the game enjoyable for both beginners and experienced players.

Portal 2 also stands out with its story and humor. The main antagonist, GLaDOS, is a sarcastic and witty AI who constantly insults and manipulates the player. Wheatley, a clumsy and funny robot, adds another layer of comedy. Their dialogues make the game more entertaining and memorable. Despite its humor, the story also explores themes of control, identity, and artificial intelligence.

Another great feature of Portal 2 is its cooperative mode. Unlike the single-player campaign, co-op requires teamwork and communication. Players control two robots, Atlas and P-Body, solving puzzles that require coordination. This mode enhances the experience, making it even more enjoyable when played with a friend.

Overall, Portal

Its great. If you are reading this, why? Why are you even considering to NOT buy this heaven of a game? It's worth it. Get it.

Fun puzzles and interesting story. Also pretty funny