Portal 1 Full Rip

موضوع: Portal 1 Full Rip الخميس ديسمبر 30, 2010 12:02 pm

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Portal 1 Full Rip

PC | Windows | EN | Valve Software | 583 Mb

Genre: Sci-Fi First-Person.

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When Portal was originally released as part of The Orange Box in
October of last year, its uniquely

puzzling gameplay and dark,
sharp-witted humor thrilled consumers and critics alike. Set in a

mysterious scientific facility, Portal introduced players to new ways
of moving through the gameworld

that challenged their perspective and
flexed their spatial awareness. The pitch-perfect voice-over

soon
became stuff of Internet legend, and the song that played during the
end credits was so popular

that it has since been released as a
downloadable track for Rock Band. The only real complaint that

surfaced
was that the game ended too quickly. Recently released as a
stand-alone retail product,

Portal remains a unique gem of a game that
packs a huge amount of appeal into a small package.

-
At the
outset of Portal, you wake up in a sleeping pod. Rising to the tinny
sound of Muzak playing on a

radio, you look around your glass-walled
cell and notice that there is no door. A sedate, quasi-robotic

activities," and alerts you that a portal will be
opening shortly. A moment later, a tall, orange-rimmed

oval appears on
the wall next you. Looking through the glass to the hallway outside
your cell, you

notice a similar, blue-rimmed oval. Inside the blue
oval stands a woman in an orange jumpsuit who

appears to be mimicking
your every move. Then you realize that the woman is you, and that you
are

looking at yourself in profile. Stepping through the oval, you
find yourself in the hallway outside of the

relaxation vault, looking
in at where you stood just a moment ago. You've just had your first
taste of

portals, and it's only going to get weirder from here on out.

The first few levels of Portal introduce you to fairly simple
applications of portal technology, eventually

putting the portal gun in
your hands and enabling you to create portals anywhere you like. Well,
not

quite anywhere. Certain surfaces are not portal-able, and this is
one way that subsequent levels,

known as test chambers, become more
difficult. Other elements, such as energy balls, weighted

cubes, floor
switches, and moving platforms, are incorporated into the test
chambers in increasingly

exacting ways, but the real complexity and
the real genius of Portal lie in the challenge of "thinking in

portals."
Sure, you know that if you place portals here and there,
you will enter here and exit there, but what if

here is the floor 20
feet below you and there is a spot high up on the wall* You'll retain
your

momentum while going through the portal, so entering the floor
portal at speed will rocket you out of

the wall portal perpendicular
to the floor. This has a profound impact on your strategy, but not all

portal-thinking is strategic. If you place one portal at your feet
and the other on the ceiling overheard,

will you fall forever* Or if
you put two portals on the floor side by side, could you create a
reasonable

facsimile of whack-a-mole* The magic of Portal is that it
truly does inspire this unique flavor of spatial

imagination, and once
you get a taste, you'll be delighted to find yourself thinking in
portals even

when you're not in front of your PC.

If portal
technology is the meat of the game, then GLaDOS is the perfectly
paired wine. The

omnipresent voice that guides you through the test
chambers, GLaDOS initially reveals a dry, almost

unintentional sense
of humor in the first few test chambers. As you progress, her humor
begins to

show signs of self-awareness, eventually blossoming into
something too hilarious and too

well-deployed to spoil here. Suffice it
to say, it is one of the chief pleasures of Portal and features

some
of the best writing in video game history.

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