The long-awaited Portal: Revolution mod has now been released following an eight-year development period. This most recent free update is a must-try for fans who are eager for another Portal experience especially since Valve hasn't made any announcements about Portal 3.
Portal 1 and Portal 2, which are widely considered as the best video games ever made gripped players with their distinct puzzle-solving techniques and the gripping story of Chell's escape from the Aperture Science Enrichment Centre. Even though the franchise has received positive reviews, fans are still confused about why Valve hasn't released a third game in the series. The much-awaited Portal: Revolution mod is currently in the spotlight and has been creating buzz among fans for some time.
Over the course of eight years, Second Face Software developed Portal: Revolution a top-tier mod that provides an experience comparable to fully expansions. The mod adds a new plot, eight hours of gameplay, 40 challenges and test chambers, and creative features that deepen the Portal universe. It is set between the events of Portal 1 and 2.
After just two days of release, the mod is already receiving applause, earning a 94% "Very Positive" review score on Steam. Reviews that say "Portal fans did what Valve didn't" and "If you thought Mel was the best Portal mod, you've got another thing coming" praise the mod for providing what Valve hasn't. Reviewers appreciate its complex and meticulous puzzle design, hailing it as a genuine Portal game.
The fact that Portal: Revolution is completely free is possibly its most alluring feature. Although playing Portal 2 is required, the mod stresses accessibility. Until January 11th, there is a limited-time offer of 85p for those who must purchase Portal 2. Furthermore, a bundle that includes Portal 1 is available for £1.28, making this an attractive offer for both new and avid players.
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