I blasted through the single player campaign in about 5 1/2 hours, and while it was a joyous 5 hours I don't think it was worth $50. While the voice acting is top notch, and GladOS is creepy as ever, I feel as though I've been taken advantage of. And while I have heard that the co-op will add several more hours of game play, I found it to be buggy, laggy, and overly complicated at best.

Dont fall into hype trap, i regret wasting money, dont put yourself in my shoes in a few days time when the game is done and your down money.While the voice acting is top notch, and GladOS is creepy as ever, I feel as though I've been taken advantage of. The puzzles are mostly the same rehashed from the first, the humour is not good either, and if that wasn't enough then think : This game takes about 5-8hrs to complete, that is not very long, every review site has mentioned the the replayability is almost zero, other fps games have multiplayer to extend life, this has a boring co-op that no one would want to bother with, just pointless, only get when the price drops because otherwise people like valve are going to think it's ok to charge big money for a very short game with no point in replaying, a disgrace and a letdown. I really wanted to like this game as i enjoyed the first half of the last game until it got too hard and i had to quit, but unfortunatly I really wanted to like this game as i enjoyed the first half of the last game until it got too hard and i had to quit, but unfortunatly portal 2 brings with it a strong sense of deja vu, it feels more like portal 1.5. The actual co-op tests are fantastic in their effective mix of several simple little puzzles forming a much larger and more complicated mechanism. The co-op mode shines through its use of something dubbed a 'calibration course'- it allows two players to get used to each other and the game's movement style via a simple series of rooms. Otherwise, Portal 2 is not only a worthy sequel but also surpasses the original in terms of absolute Aperture Science-style madness. My single biggest complaint is that the environments sometimes feel like puzzles when they are not, and it results in several absolutely needless deaths. In terms of the actual game, there is little ill to say of Portal 2.

This complaint is only a minor one about the version- not the game itself. Frankly, it can be said the ideal version is the PS3 edition, which comes with a Steam copy for free and allows for cross-platform play.

Frankly, it can be said the ideal version is the PS3 Now let it be said right now that this version of Portal 2 is not the ideal version. Now let it be said right now that this version of Portal 2 is not the ideal version.

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