This answer contains spoilers so if you don't want to know don't read it. The game begins as a follow up from Portal 1, when Chell the main character wakes up in the labs of Aperture Science. A new addition to the cast of Portal becomes your guide as you try to escape the laboratories. You and Wheatley, your guide, stumble into GlaDOS after some time and she forces you to test as she did in the first game. Her unending tests are interrupted by Wheatley as he once again tries to free you from the labs. After you help Wheatley create defective turrets and empty the neurotoxin from GladOs' storage, you confront GlaDOS. After a short fight, Wheatley overrides GlaDOs' system and takes control of the Aperture Science laboratory. You are about to escape forever when Wheatley becomes corrupt with power and sends GlaDOS' mind into the body of a common potato, and sends you down an elevator shaft. This is where the plot twists and after uniting with GlaDOS, you must work together to escape the basement of Aperture Science. After getting out of the dark places of the facility, you are forced to test with Wheatley, but he soon becomes bored with you and decides to kill you. After running from Wheatley like a scared little puppy, he traps you in a situation not unlike the one GlaDOS put you in in the first game. This is where you have to put all your skill with a portal gun at work as you corrupt Wheatley. After performing the required tasks, A cutscene begins where Wheatley blasts a hole in the ceiling, revealing the moon. You shoot the floor with the portal gun, and then shoot the moon. This is where Wheatley is vacuumed into space and GlaDOS saves you from a similar fate. After you are fully healed, GlaDOS states that you had beaten her fair and square and demands that you leave. This long elevator trip towards the surface (Aperture Science is located underground) is filled with Turrets, and begins the famous "turret Opera". Chell finally is able to leave Aperture Science forever, and GlaDOS performs one last song before saying goodbye. After the credits, a small scene shows Wheatley apologizing to you while floating around in space. This is the total storyline for Portal 2.
In one way, there's a core named Wheatley in it, in another, there's not. Did that help? (also there's a different storyline in each of them.
no, portal, (unlike its newer, more interactive counterpart) is not as good as portal 2, portal only has solving much more difficult tests, and, although they are funny, a few comments by GLaDOS, however, if you are more for solving puzzles instead of having a complex and interesting storyline, go ahead. in my opinion, there is no comparison to Portal 2.
No. Aside from the same concept of "In one, out the other," there is a vast amount of differences, such as a new storyline, new tools, new puzzles, and a cooperative player mode.
Portal 2 continues at aperture laboratories. You wake up by a core robot, Wheatley and he takes the whole room to the place that the portal gun is. Now the building is full of plants and decay. GLaDOS is reactivated and takes controll of her building. The puzzles are way harder than the first game.
Yes. I have beaten the game and it has a very good storyline. The co-op is really good also, so it is a good game. It is challenging and will make you laugh.
Few. After the ending of Portal 2, I doubt there would be a problem leading to Chell's Re-Entrance into Aperature. Since Glados was erased, it would make for a good storyline, but would re-hash Portal 1. Portal is still a good game, and it would always be dumb to put a money making game to rest. In the end, it's their choice.
Portal or Portal 2 mods on Steam is installed by first Downloading it and extracting it. Then copy the map file into your Portal 2 maps folder which is Run the game.
Yes and Portal 2.
Portal 2
No, Portal is for PC only. Portal 2 is for PS3,Xbox 360,and PC. Plus it would suck on PSP.
Portal - 2002 Portal 2-21 was released on: USA: 18 November 2003
Portal 2 comes out on April 18, 2011.