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Platforms: PC (reviewed), Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Mac
Genre: First-Person, Puzzle
Developer: Valve Software
Publisher: Valve Software, Electronic Arts
Release Date: April 19, 2011
Upon having completed Portal over three years ago I felt as though I’d just played a near perfect game. So where does that leave its sequel? After all, it’s a game that manages to improve upon everything the original brought to the table, and then it goes the extra mile and adds even more.
It’s been a while since the events at the end of Portal and it goes without saying that GLaDOS is none too pleased about how that all turned out. You play as Chell yet again, the same mute, imprisoned protagonist and test subject from the first game, as you attempt to escape once more from a quickly deteriorating Aperture Science complex.
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