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tia_portal_v12_crack_link__m3

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portal 2 is the latest addition to aperture science's line of game-creation tools, and it's the follow-up to 2007's portal. the sequel is set up like a series of short puzzle games, each with their own linear (though branching) story. though portal 2 is a first-person game, the camera is fixed, and players are forced to move through the various labs and rooms. several sections allow the player to control the environment, starting with the portals, which let them teleport short distances between two areas. portals can be opened to guide players on their way to the portal gun, which lets them shoot a single spider-like entity into other portals to initiate the puzzle.

the portal universe is the amusing, invented reality of the eccentric aperture science, which builds increasingly powerful and complex machines meant to explore the laws of physics. it includes the powerful portal gun, which lets the player fire matter backwards in time. in portal 2, aperture comes up with the experimental "initiate" and "duct taser" devices to solve puzzles. players attempt to solve the puzzles before a powerful super-soldier named glados eventually discovers them, sending the pair into a psychological loop.

packing up after a run, that's a normal part of every portal player's life, because once you complete a portal puzzle you'll have to revert to the beginning and repeat it. that's where you come in, and to perform a portal, you'll need to find a rewarpable hallway. set up all the portals in order and, voila! you've just created a way for you and your friends to avoid playing portal again. 84d34552a1