Desolation is a Portal 2 mod, though that descriptor really sells it short. It’s closer to a full-blown, fan-made…
GlaDOS, the artificially intelligent computer system from Portal, is one of the greatest video game villains of all…
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Valve released Portal 2 in 2011, and that’s the last time players returned to the Aperture Science Enrichment…
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Portal 2’s GLaDOS, the game’s coolly sadistic robot narrator, wanted me to hate my co-op partner. In corporate lingo…
Doug “Rat Man” Rattmann is one of the most important characters in Portal, though he didn’t appear in either game.…
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Portal Stories: Mel was not made by Valve, but it’s probably the closest thing we’ll get to Portal 3 for a while.
With all those Thomas the Tank Engine mods for popular games, it’s weird no one really went into LEGO territory yet. …
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There’s been a couple of takes on shock-absorbing feet-tech in the Portal-verse. Now, someone’s trying to make…
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Portal Stories: Mel, an upcoming mod for Portal 2, is starting to less like a mod in this new trailer, and more like…
Portal 2's GLaDOS, Lolita-style. Cosplay by Aleksandra Bodler, photo by Dmitry Gabdukaev.
Portal Stories: Mel is a mod for Portal 2 that has been three years in the making. With a whole new story, new gear…
A few months ago, we took a look at Aperture Tag, a Portal 2 mod that replaces the portal gun with a gun that can…
Aperture Tag, the Portal 2 mod where you wield a Paint Gun instead of a Portal Gun, will be officially released on Steam this month. According to the developer's announcement, Aperture Tag will cost $7, and will be sold at a 30% discount during its first week.
How do the infamously talkative turrets from Valve's puzzle phenom Portal express their love of Game of Thrones?…
Hey, it's Penny! The last time we saw Penny, she was playing Dark Souls II. This time around, she's playing…
Thinking With Time Machine is a new and grammatically dubious Portal 2 mod that lets you record and play back time…
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Looks like Wheatley's space travels took him all the way to the Mun from Kerbal Space Program, with a little help from redditor Technotreese. Kerbals have quite the penchant for testing, so Wheatley should feel right at home.