awesome but i didnt find freakin CAKE

Back in the day, well before I had my own Steam account I would beg my brother to play this game, looking at his profile I put around 70 or so hours into the game. By the time Portal 2 had come out I was excited to play it and move away from the first game. I was pumped that valve was giving away the first game for free which is how I got it way in the day. Looking back at Portal it has a lot of charm that the sequel doesn't have. By today's standards Portal isn't a pretty game, however compared to the sequel puzzle components are far easier to understand and notice. By only have 19 tests and 3 escape levels the game can be completed in an afternoon when you want to have fun and challenge your best times, after beating the game for X amount of times you can do all the challenge test chambers to mix up puzzles. If you get bored of that you can always go online and try out the many mods that people made over the years to expand on the vanilla Portal experience.

awesome but i didnt find freakin CAKE Back in the day, well before I had my own Steam account I would beg my brother to play this game, looking at his profile I put around 70 or so hours into the game. By the time Portal 2 had come out I was excited to play it and move away from the first game. I was pumped that valve was giving away the first game for free which is how I got it way in the day. Looking back at Portal it has a lot of charm that the sequel doesn't have. By today's standards Portal isn't a pretty game, however compared to the sequel puzzle components are far easier to understand and notice. By only have 19 tests and 3 escape levels the game can be completed in an afternoon when you want to have fun and challenge your best times, after beating the game for X amount of times you can do all the challenge test chambers to mix up puzzles. If you get bored of that you can always go online and try out the many mods that people made over the years to expand on the vanilla Portal experience.