Fans of the extremely popular puzzle games can rejoice: Portal: Revolution was released on Steam on January 6th – a mod created by fans that closes plot holes in the portal story.
Quelle: Second Face Software
With 98% positive ratings for both parts, they are secured Portal-Games have a place very high up in the rankings of the top games on Steam. Now appears Portal: Revolution – the unofficial new part of the series. The development team Second Face Software took care of the matter and put a lot of love into the development of the mod. After a short delay of one day in the originally planned release date, Valve finally gave the green light for the release.
To play the game you just have to Portal 2 own, then there is Portal: Revolution as a free download. The hit developed by Valve itself is currently available on Steam for less than 1 euro. Who Portal 2 If you don’t already own one, you can practically get two games for the (very reasonable) price of one.
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Portal: Revolution takes the players on a journey between the events of Portal and Portal 2. The story takes place within the decaying Aperture Science research facility. Here the never-cleared gap between the two games is finally closed.
The developers not only cleverly set the plot in the time period Portal 2 integrated, but also adapted the level of difficulty of the puzzles to the successful model. This promises players not only a seamless but also challenging experience.
The campaign by Portal: Revolution offers more than 40 new puzzles. These impress not only with their creativity, but also with the clever integration of new and familiar ones Portal-Mechanics. The players are carefully introduced to the new game elements to ensure a smooth gaming experience.
The Steam community is also convinced: 94 percent of players rate the game as “very positive”. So it’s worth downloading!