When I read through the instructions, I wasn’t sure whether this might be a bit too nerdy for me or not, but I gave it a try. And it was totally worth it. I followed the video tutorial step by step and was unbelievably happy when the game eventually launched.

It worked great, and I was so grateful to dive into the world of Aperture Science once again.

Check out the tutorial here:

I didn’t expect to start this blog with a game…

I can’t remember when I stumbled upon the game Portal, but I distinctly remember getting hooked on it immediately. I would rather not recount the history of the game, its success, and its vast fan base. If you’re not familiar with Portal by now, you should open a new tab and do some research.

To me, the Portal series is one of the best game series of all time. Solving puzzles and escaping rooms from a first-person perspective is both a simple and ingenious idea. And by ‘series,’ I mean two (official) games plus the unofficial fan sequels. The most recent in that series is Portal Revolution.

This game is simply outstanding; it feels like an official part of the series. The events in Portal Revolution take place between Portal and Portal 2 and are filled with humor and cleverness. The puzzles are not too easy, and it introduces some new puzzle features.

It took me about 14 hours to play through it. I neither care nor know whether this is considered good or not, but I enjoyed every second of exploring this new, yet familiar world. I didn’t expect to see a new Portal game since the release of Portal 2 back in 2011.

You can download the game for free on Steam if you own Portal 2.

Source: all images from: portalrevolution.com