One of my favorite things about Portal 2 is that it’s two-player, and the single player and two-player story lines are completely different. The game makes you think in two different ways. While many sequels end up feeling tiresome and repetitive, Portal 2 brings in new mechanics and new types of puzzles, particularly when adding the second player.

With a wide range of themes and missions to choose from, it’s no wonder that the best escape rooms London are very popular right now. People can take on roles from mystery, thriller, horror, fantasy, and other genres, and solve the various puzzles to escape the rooms. These exciting activities are guaranteed to provide lots of enjoyment, no matter if you’re a new player or someone experienced.

Portal was my introduction to gaming. I am a puzzle girl through and through, so this was the perfect gateway to my drug of choice- console games. And for those of you itching for some action, the developers found unique ways to make you dodge some bullets too.

It would not be wrong if I say that escape rooms are tough as many groups that enter do not manage to come out of it successfully. This happens due to the most thrilling aspect of escape room which is that you do not have an idea of what is going on in it. But you can still try your best to come prepared for the game. It is your strategy and plan which helps you win the game of escape room Atlanta. If you really wish to become a pro at solving the puzzle of the escape room then make sure you participate in more games. Always remember that no two escape rooms will ever be similar. Be it murder spot or treasure hunt, any of these themes will never be the same. They are planned very intelligently by the designers. So, let us now make you go through 10 much-needed tips & tricks which will help you win an escape room in Atlanta.

Valve Software made headlines in the video game industry with its landmark 1998 first-person shooter game Half-Life and its 2004 sequel Half-Life 2. Although these games constitute a flagship franchise for the company, it's not the only big achievement they've had. They also created the horror game series Left 4 Dead and launched the Steam video game platform that has become a major distribution channel for many game companies, not just Valve. In the midst of this, Valve created a small game in 2007 that was probably meant to be a mini-game, but ended up being enjoyed by so many: Portal.

The 2007 video game Portal was a surprise hit. It was a relatively short game designed seemingly as an experiment, and it was first offered as essentially a bonus title in The Orange Box game pack from Valve Software. Who would've thought the small bonus title would be so widely well-received? Well, that's what happened. It must've made the people at Valve realize that they have another software gem in their hands, not just the Half-Life series or the Steam gaming platform. Four years later, the fans got what they wanted: the sequel game, Portal 2. As expected, it's a full-length game, not a short one. And as everyone had hoped, it's a very good one.

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Tobias Bilgery’s About Love Hate And The Other Ones is, alphabetically, the first game in my steam library. It also requires very little hard-drive space to run and I assumed it would take very little time to complete.

It's Dannis here from the 18th century Atlantic sea reviewing Queen Anne's Revenge by Quest Factory. The Clinic and Aztec put out some pretty high production games and I expected nothing less. Have you ever seen a ship in a bottle? Well, be prepared to see a ship in a box.

10,000,000. Even the name is intimidating. I was never any good at maths in school, so I see the title and I'm immediately reading it as "ten-thousand-thousand" and feel like a fool. First released in January 2013, and has been sat in my Steam library until a few months ago. The aim of the game? To score 10,000,000 points in one run.

Accepting our past is not always easy, especially if it involves the death of a beloved one. We want to go back in time, change what we said, change what we did, and maybe, change how the story went.

Whats going on guys, it's Dannis, and I’m still trying to process exactly what I just experienced. A game that I had so longed to play, has finally happened, Zoe. Let me tell you, the very first thing I heard about this game was that in the first ten days of being open, more than twenty teams forfeited their game. Zoe was too much for them to handle. Naturally I had to find out why so many people couldn’t handle it. I talked to my normal team to try and get us out there, but I was met with a unanimous, “HELL NO,” Zoe just had to wait. However, I was able to put together a different team of six to take on this game. How you might ask? By calling some friends that are escape enthusiasts, some “it's my birthday” guilt, and a whole lot of not telling them what they are walking into, until AFTER the game was booked, and we were standing outside the door.