Once you finish the single-player game you can tackle a co-op mode with an online friend, which features a new story, characters, and maps. You'll also use special cubes, air currents, and other items to stay alive and unravel more of the story. You'll use these portals to redirect energy tractor beams, test your skills on 'faith plates' that propel you through the air, and experiment with surface gels (such as a repulsion gel that allows Chell to jump from platform to platform). Momentum is maintained therefore, you'll need to assess each situation differently - often with a 'trial and error' approach. As with the first game, players navigate dangerous environments using a portal gun, which shoots two connected time-space portals through which you (and objects) can travel. If you liked Portal - the relatively short experiment bundled with Valve's Half-Life 2: The Orange Box - then you'll love Portal 2. I would recommend this game for ages 9 and up! there is minor language such as one use of bastard which is muttered and about three or four uses of bloody and a couple of what the hell's also one scene they used flipping for comedy purposes this is what he says 'well if she see's me and about 2,000 flipping dead corpses i'm toast she will fry my circuits so please keep quite about this'īut overall its a great game with a good message about using your brain instead of just killing everything in site

but if they are sensitive i would recommend sitting next to them while they play or just play it yourself first.Ģ. there are plenty of things like this if you look hard enough but if your kids can handle this type of stuff i think they will be fine. There are certain parts of the game which can be scary for example there is one easter egg where if you find this secret room you hear creepy cackles and. When the animation is complete the Frankenturret doesn't spawn.Don't get me wrong on this it is a amazing game and i enjoyed it so much!ġ. Because there is no model nor animation for assembling Frankenturrets, when a Frankenturret is assembled its model is replaced by an Edgeless Safety Cube and a Weighted Storage Cube. Exit doors are see-through and elevator rooms are differently made.Ī glitch occurs when making maps using TWTM's in-game PeTi. Droppers assemble the cube from pieces inside the dropper. Later test chambers involve complex Laser Field activation puzzles.Ĭubes have a spinning Aperture Science logo in the center. These only appear once and for people playing the game for the first time will have trouble with it due to lack of information on how the buttons work. By letting go of a Cube or Sphere close to it it will slowly move towards it and finally activate the button. They come in the form of regular buttons (Sphere, Cube, etc) on the ceiling. These are first introduced in Test Chamber 5. It transports her back in time to Portal 2's ending, at which point GLaDOS tells her that she is 'free'.

After their completion, Chell reaches a white spherical room. She is then tasked with completing 9 highly challenging test chambers. GLaDOS tells Chell to go back in time, and the chamber opens. They say they will keep tabs on Chell, and the new 'Time Machine'. Chell discovers the two co-op bots, P-Body and Atlas, saying that they shut down GLaDOS.

After Chell reawakens, she is revealed to be in the underground portion of the facility, where an elevator leads to new, futuristic-style test chambers.Īfter completing a tutorial, Chell runs across an unsolvable test, until you press a button and a record player falls out, followed by a Borealis hologram, which cracks a hole in the wall. However, a crow accidentally flies into the 'sky', breaking the illusion of a wide open field created by giant screens. The story continues from the end of Portal 2 where Chell successfully escapes the facility.

Portal 2 for free on steam