Portal 2
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Portal 2

Portal 2

Portal 2

2011
Platformer, Puzzle
The single-player portion of Portal 2 introduces a cast of dynamic new characters, a host of fresh puzzle elements, and a much larger set of devious test chambers. Players will explore never-before-seen areas of the Aperture Science Labs and be reunited with GLaDOS, the occasionally murderous computer companion who guided them through the original game.

Portal 2

2011
Platformer, Puzzle
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Average Percentile: 73.21%
25 Jun 2020
4
74th
Would have given it a 5/5 if it weren't for Wheatley. I really hate these kinds of "being annoying is funny" characters.
23 Sep 2019
5
47th
I liked the first more, both in story and gameplay.
23 Feb 2019
45
22nd
I could not get into it after finishing and loving the first opus.
15 Jul 2018
40
14th
They took Portal and made you do it three times instead of one time while JK Simmons says hyperbolic things aggressively because humor is humorous.
15 Jan 2018
90
85th
Great example of how to develop a small concept without overdoing it. Merchant is great, the story is hilarious, and the puzzles are smart.
07 Aug 2025
69
44th
Portal 2 delivers a witty, physics-bending puzzle experience with sharp writing and inventive mechanics, but it stumbles in pacing and replayability
04 Apr 2025
100
91st
Please release Portal 3. I need it.
17 Feb 2024
95
65th
Great concept, perfect production.
17 Jan 2024
100
99th
incredible puzzle game, very satisfying to play and great story to back it up
08 Feb 2023
95
97th
This was a triumph.
19 May 2020
78
42nd
It's a good game and I liked it better than Portal 1. It's fun and nice to puzzle and the ending is really cool. That said, it just doesn't grab me in the same way that other video games do.
24 Nov 2019
98
97th
Very engaging game.
02 Apr 2019
90
80th
Haven't finished it but it's still great. Merchant and Simmons outdo themselves in this game
22 Oct 2018
81
87th
Not all the puzzles work or humor lands, but this still another great game made by a great studio. When the humor does work it showcases some great voice talent and a handful of very interesting characters.
11 Jul 2018
88
93rd
Not as good as the first game, but what do you want? It's more Portal.
13 Jun 2018
83
79th
Can't say that it's in any way worse than its predecessor, but it totally failed to leave an impression on me. Maybe I had sequel fatigue.
14 Apr 2018
97
88th
The first Portal, though fascinating, never really grabbed me. Somehow this game did. The single player is hilarious and chockful of addicting puzzles. And then the co-op levels! It's a testament to your relationship with whomever you play this with if the both of you are still on speaking terms afterwards.
02 Mar 2018
75
48th
More cake.
27 Feb 2018
30
20th
The sequel adds an unnecessary painting mechanic and puts the later puzzles in huge outdoor areas where you often have to hunt for a spot to land a portal. Things are complicated in an unsatisfying manner. The voiceover humor becomes tiresome. I'll take the original Portal over this any day.
23 Feb 2018
90
89th
I only rate it lower than the original because, like most game sequels, it loses something in the expanded game-play elements. But it's longer, which is good, and it has the voice of J.K. Simmons, which is brilliant.
25 Jan 2018
95
95th
Single player and co-op are equally well designed and fun. And it has JK Simmons voice over that is perfection.
19 Jan 2018
90
91st
The sequel traded in the original's black humour for more of an absurdist edge, that while still funny, never quite reached the brilliance of the first. That being said, everything else about this improved upon the original in every way, fleshing out the story, world, characters, game-play and adding in the ingenious co-op mode.
14 Jan 2018
5
50th
i liked the puzzles, i liked the comedy, but my god those linear pixel-hunting passages were a slog.
14 Jan 2018
90
80th
I appreciate games that have the decency to just do their thing and quit before it gets dull, but in this case I do slightly prefer this sequel because it feels more fully developed and realized to me than the original Portal, which is almost TOO brief with its concept. I have to give it a bit of a bonus for the good co-op puzzles, too.
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