Portal 2 cover art

Portal 2

2011 · Valve · ~9h to finish

Gentler than the first game and better taught. The co-op campaign is where the difficulty actually lives, because it needs two people to see the same solution at once.

puzzleshooteradventurePCPlayStation 5Xbox SeriesNintendo SwitchMetacritic 95
GlobalUNRATED
Baseline difficulty4.0MODERATE

You will lose sometimes. You will not mind.

Price on Steam

$9.99

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The fingerprint

12.55.07.510
Puzzle
6.2
Learning Curve
3.0
Strategy
2.5
Execution
2.1
Reaction
1.5
Obscurity
1.4
Punishment
0.6
Grind
0.5
PUBLISHEDHARDEST DEMAND FIRST
  • Assist options shave roughly 0.4 points off, if you use them.

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Screenshots

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Where it bites

SPOILER-SAFE BY DEFAULT

No walls charted yet. If you have played this, you know where it bites — add the first one.

Assists & accessibility

0/4 SOURCED

CHALLENGE RELIEF

  • Generous checkpoints [unsourced]
  • Save anywhere [unsourced]

MOTOR & INPUT

  • Fully remappable controls [unsourced]

HEARING

  • Full subtitles [unsourced]

Claims marked unsourced have not been checked against a published accessibility review. Nothing here is inferred from genre — where we do not know, we say nothing.

What it is

Sequel to the acclaimed Portal (2007), Portal 2 pits the protagonist of the original game, Chell, and her new robot friend, Wheatley, against more puzzles conceived by GLaDOS, an A.I.

Where to go from here

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The same shape with the volume down, for when that one took it out of you.

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