Portal Reloaded adds 'preliminary' Linux and macOS support on Steam

By Liam Dawe - 4 May 2021 at 3:34 pm UTC

Portal Reloaded, a very popular community made mod for Portal 2 recently arrived on Steam and as of the latest update the developer added in preliminary Linux and macOS support.

In this community made mod you play as test subject [4-5-0-9]. Awoken from stasis by an automated AI, you are expected to complete a very special test course. Within the depths of Aperture Science, secluded from the rest of the facility, lies a previously unknown and long forgotten testing track. Mixing up the gameplay from the originals, it adds in a third portal that allows for time travel into 20 years in the future.

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Features:

25 brand new mind-bending puzzles
Fire three different portals
Explore two different timelines
More than 100 custom voice lines
New music
Unique puzzle mechanics

It's clearly loved by players with Portal Reloaded having an Overwhelmingly Positive rating from over six thousand people. Going to be another one to add to our list to play, how about you? Let us know what you think to it in the comments.

Find Portal Reloaded for Linux free on Steam - but it does need you to own Portal 2.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Mod, New Release, Puzzle, Steam | Apps: Portal Reloaded

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pete910 May 4, 2021

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Damn shame no co-op!

Dammit, no crying simile......

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no_information_here May 4, 2021

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Thanks! I didn't know about this one. Any well-made Portal expansion is worth a look.

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Botonoski May 4, 2021

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You know something is good when the only complaint you can come up with is that it's a bit short. I did take a break midway through to mentally digest the madness brought on by the new mechanics, but I never got stuck, which is probably a sign the puzzles are fairly intuitive, or that I'm a 4th dimensional entity from the quantum realm, either or.

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Hal_Kado May 5, 2021

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Quoting: pete910Damn shame no co-op!

This is a shame. The portal 2 co-op experience was soooo much fun, would be amazing to see what new scenarios time travel could introduce with 2 players.

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Ehvis May 11, 2021

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Just finished it. Worked perfectly for me. I enjoyed it, but it's far away from the quality that Portal Stories: Mel managed to achieve. But the credits were only from one person, so it's not reasonable to think it could be matched. The new portal mechanic is genius. There are puzzles in there that have you seeing nothing but question marks for a while. Especially the first half has some fantastic puzzle design. It does kind of drop later. As if the inspiration was running out. Especially the last one was a bit of a joke. Unless it was intended as a joke. Well, still a joke then.

Still, well worth the time if you enjoy some more portal puzzling!

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