Portal by Valve

Portal

Your name is Chell and GLaDOS (Genetic Lifeform and Disk Operating System) is a computer AI that monitors, directs and misleads you in a kind of twisted experiment. You must rely on information from GLaDOS to survive as you navigate through a series of mostly doorless rooms using the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device ("portal gun"). The portal gun creates two portal ends, both of which are simultaneously a potential entrance and exit. Objects, alive or otherwise, that travel through one... (show more)

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Quote-leftOne of my favourite games of all time. It's short. But it's awesome, and I csimply love the voice acting and script.Quote-right

Quote-leftOne of those rare times, when the concept makes the game. Short and sweet, with superb puzzles and most important of all, a wicked sense of humour.Quote-right

Quote-leftNothing but fun! The game is simple. You are a human tester for Aperture Science Laboratories, your only interaction are with GlaDOS; the computer who controls the building and it's environment. You are given a "Portal" gun that allows you to open a rift and teleport through it. As you progress, GlaDOS's quirky personality becomes apparent, and the puzzles get more complex. It's just pure delight, especially the last sequence.

Mmm.. delicious cake.Quote-right

Quote-leftSimply amazing. Only criticism is that it was too short.Quote-right

Quote-leftAmazing, a challenge around every cornerQuote-right

Quote-leftIt's an ok game nothing special.Quote-right

Quote-leftThe cake is a lie.Quote-right

Quote-leftIt's hard to overstate my satisfaction.Quote-right

Quote-leftOne of the most fun, innovative, and hilarious games I've ever played. It is relatively short but has plenty of replay value.Quote-right

Quote-leftGreat game, could have been a bit longer and maybe with some multiplayer.Quote-right

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