Portal 2's silent protagonist Chell is getting the action figure treatment next week. If you want one you better be quick, as they're strictly limited. Coming from NECA - the same group who made this ...

The original Portal was a unique and entertaining experiment by Valve, one that resulted in positive feedback from anyone who played it. The game proved to be a crossover of genres, combining the ...

Chell will be returning in Portal 2, but Valve says this wasn’t the initial plan. “She fit into the world really well and complemented it without the distractions that a more flashy character would ...

Erik Wolpaw, the award-winning writer for Valve Corporation’s Team Fortress, Portal and Portal 2, has spilled the beans on the changes players can expect to see in the relationship between Portal 2’s ...

Simulation Games It's not Portal 3 but this fan-made dating sim with enough of Valve's approval for a Steam launch might be as close as it gets, and its solo dev says it's canon: "There's nothing you ...

Simulation Games It's not Portal 3 but this fan-made dating sim with enough of Valve's approval for a Steam launch might be as close as it gets, and its solo dev says it's canon: "There's nothing you ...

According to Valve's Erik Wolpaw, most players are quite oblivious to Portal's protagonist, Chell - but would be devastated if she didn't return to continue her relationship with GLaDOS. "In the ...

Between imaginary cakes, talking potatoes and combustible lemons, you might think Portal couldn't get any stranger. Well, it could have gotten stranger – even stranger than Cave Johnson trapped in a ...

Valve made a name for itself with the Half-Life series, amongst other titles, but one series, the Portal series, seems to be making waves. A new web-comic debuted this week, adding back-story to an ...

When the original Portal released, I had a group of friends who constantly complained because the game had a story. ‘It should’ve been a puzzle game about completing test rooms,’ they’d say. ‘No story ...

Portal didn’t need a sequel, it was said, because Portal is a perfect game. Certainly, few games exhibit such watertight design as Valve’s experimental puzzler, which stole the show of the Orange Box ...