For such a visually mindnumbingly lacking game, Valve's Source engine origionally created for Half-Life 2 and it's following episodes shines best in Portal which was origionally an afterthought. You are dropped in a dead empty and soul sucking seiries of constructed chambers only known as the Aperture Science Enrichment center at the mercy of a tragic yet compelling and hilarious sadomasochistic AI character. Some players may complain about it's bare bones minimalistic art style and design, but the minimalist architecture is what makes the game shine, it's emotinal atmosphere. Over a decade after it's origional release on The Orange Box, it has aged almost flawlessly. Portal 1 is a sci-fi masterpice, through and through. If you see Portal sitting on a shelf in the store or something, pick it up. This game challenges the mind and gives you a great sense of satisfaction when you've beaten the game. Some of the chambers can be pretty frustrating but once you figure out what to do, you'll have a lot of fun. The overall game won't take longer then 5 hours for most people but the gameplay is really fun and GLaDOS has some of the funniest and creepiest lines of any video game character. But GLaDOS' true intent is revealed almost too late and you must now fight to stay alive, find GLaDOS, and escape the test chamber. For completing all the trials your character is promised cake and grief counseling in the end. The chambers get progressively harder and all the while GLaDOS becomes more malicious in her comments. But they can only generate portals on solid concrete.
You get a portal gun early on in the game which will allow you to create easy ways to travel from one part of the room to the other.
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She gives you various hints on how to pass the chambers and provides a bit of backstory to the events that happened prior to the game. You're only contact is an Ai named GLaDOS.
The plot is simple Your name is Chell, you're being tested in a research zone named Aperture Laboratories. Portal is one of the most fun experiences I've had in gaming.
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