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Page officielle (The Orange Box) Wikia. "Now you're thinking with portals. " ―GLaDOS during the Portal trailer Plot The plot of Portal is revealed to the player via audio messages from GLaDOS and side rooms found in the later levels. The game begins with protagonist Chell waking up from a stasis bed and getting instructions and warnings from GLaDOS about the upcoming test chamber experience. This part of the game involves distinct test chambers that the player has to complete to go on to the next test chamber. Chell is promised cake and grief counseling as her reward if she completes all the test chambers. Chell proceeds into the Enrichment Center, interacting only with GLaDOS over the course of the game.

After Chell completes the final test chamber, GLaDOS congratulates her. Chell makes her way through the maintenance areas and empty office spaces behind the chambers into the piping areas, sometimes following graffiti messages which point in the right direction. Characters Enemies Gameplay Development Sequel and spin-offs Soundtrack. StrategyWiki. This is the first game in the Portal series. For other games in the series see the Portal category. Portal is a first-person puzzle game developed by Valve Corporation and released in late 2007, first as part of The Orange Box for Windows, Steam, Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3, and later as a standalone title for Windows and Steam. In the game, the player controls a female test subject named Chell in the Aperture Science Enrichment Centre. Guided by a female electronic voice-over of a supercomputer named GLaDOS, the player uses the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device ("portal gun") to perform a variety of tests, such as creating portals to knock over turrets and other objects or moving to a previously unreachable area, so that the player may advance to the next test.

Portal's development team consisted of several people who attended DigiPen Institute of Technology and worked on Narbacular Drop, a freeware game that had concepts similar to Portal. Wikipédia. Portal est souvent présenté comme l'un des jeux les plus originaux de 2007, bien qu'il soit relativement rapide à terminer[8]. Le jeu est acclamé pour son gameplay unique et l'humour noir omniprésent dans son intrigue[9],[10]. La popularité du jeu pousse Valve à en développer la franchise, notamment en éditant divers produits dérivés tirés des éléments du jeu. Schéma illustrant la conservation de la vitesse des objets lorsque ceux-ci traversent les portails.

En sautant dans le portail du bas, le personnage est propulsé en dehors du portail du haut et jusqu'à la plate-forme de droite. Le générateur de portails permet au joueur de passer une salle en utilisant plusieurs approches ou techniques. Le jeu présente deux personnages : Chell, la protagoniste incarnée par le joueur et GLaDOS. Cosplay du personnage de Chell à la Dragon Con en 2013. GLaDOS, ou (Genetic Lifeform and Disk Operating System), est un ordinateur intelligent qui observe et guide le joueur.

Logo de Portal: Still Alive. Wikipedia. Portal was acclaimed as one of the most original games of 2007, despite being considered short in length. The game received praise for its unique gameplay and darkly humorous story. It received acclaim for the character of GLaDOS, voiced by Ellen McLain in the English-language version, and the end credits song "Still Alive" written by Jonathan Coulton for the game. Not counting sales through Steam, over four million copies of the game have been sold since its release. The game's popularity has led to official merchandise from Valve including plush Companion Cubes, as well as fan recreations of the cake and portal gun.

A sequel, Portal 2, was released in 2011, adding several new gameplay mechanics and a cooperative multiplayer mode.[8] A more advanced portal technique. The character builds up speed using two blue portals, to reach an otherwise unreachable area. Chell and all other objects in the game that can fit into the portal ends will pass through the portal. Fiche Gamekult. Fiche Jeuxvideo. Portal for PC. Fiche GameRankings. Fiche Metacritic. Portal is certainly one of the best games I've ever played. Developed by Valve, is mainly based on solving puzzles.

The player takes the role of Chell, the main protagonist facing a psychotic robot named Glados puzzles, and her apparent subtle attempt to kill the player during the game. The action is set in Half-Life universe, but in a different timeline, not related to the events from the other game, more exactly in the Aperture Science Enrichment Center. At the beginning the player doesn't really have ideas about what's going on and why she's there, but is shortly revealed that she's a sort of a test subject. Glados is the main antagonist who first apparently(at least for me) somehow helps the player though the levels, and make some Black-humorous jokes from time to time, but near game's completion, it becomes more aggressive, after the player figures out that the plan was to kill you. The rest I won't reveal, as will spoil your experience when you play it. Fiche Steam. Succès. Global Achievements Lab Rat Acquire the fully powered Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device.

Fratricide Do whatever it takes to survive. Partygoer Make the correct party escort submission position decision. Heartbreaker Complete Portal. Friendly Fire Knock down a turret with another turret. Cupcake Beat two Portal advanced maps. Fruitcake Beat four Portal advanced maps. Long Jump Jump 300 feet. Vanilla Crazy Cake Beat all six Portal advanced maps.

Terminal Velocity Fall 30,000 feet. Camera Shy Detach security cameras from the walls. Transmission Received Rocket Science Earn silver medals on all Portal challenges. Basic Science Earn bronze medals on all Portal challenges. Aperture Science Earn gold medals on all Portal challenges. Forum. Hub. Groupe officiel.