Portal 2 is a rare, delicious burst of creativity, originality, humour and fun.

All too often video game sequels suffer from what I like to call ‘Bioshock syndrome'. There's nothing wrong with them. But the sequel often never really lives up to or can't capture the magic that was the original title.

Very fun game, way different to any other game out there, and makes you think. The only bad thing I can say is they should have made the game longer.

Got it for Rs 845 on snapdeal whereas Flipkart and Amazon had it for Rs 1799 and above. The delivery was also very quick with sound packaging. The game is anyway good and has got nothing to do with review here.

Portal 2 is a unique first-person Action-Puzzle-Platforming game that tests player's abilities to think and act creatively as they use the game's ingenious wormhole creating portal gun to produce their own paths through otherwise sealed surfaces and across the open spaces of the game.

I wasn't abandoned on a doorstep. The odds are good that Portal 2 's protagonist Chell wasn't abandoned on a doorstep either. But I'm not about to discuss odds with an AI such as GLaDOS , though.

Great voice work for Wheatley; GLaDOS; Cave Johnson; Quality over quantity; New puzzle mechanics; Strong single-player narrative; Co-op multiplies complexity and fun; Environment packed with goodies; Steamworks (on PS3

Left wanting more! MORE

Creative, funny, and utterly absorbing, Portal 2 is the best puzzle-platformer game on the planet.

Japan Universalis I remember sitting at the Paradox Gamescom press booth last year, blurting out that I was glad to see Paradox branching out in other directions than their ‘ Europa Universalis ' grand strategy games which had all looked the same for years.

Full camera control; best Europa-engine game ever

Improved engine doesn't disguise the lack of innovation over Paradox' other grand strategy games