You will NOT need to have either Portal 2 or PS:M installed in order to play PS:VR. Just like with Portal Stories: Mel, PS:VR will be releasing completely free. We've been working on Portal Stories: VR for a couple of weeks, and in that time we've got an amazing amount of work done.Įveryone has been working extremely hard, and we still have plenty of work ahead of us, but we're confident we'll be done on time for the Vive release. Inside Aperture, you'll be able to use the new "Aperture Science Instant Teleportation Device" and the "Aperture Science Apparatus Retrieval Device" to solve the ten new tests.īut new puzzles and tools aren't everything! We've also got new dialogue, music and models! It features 10 brand new puzzles, specifically designed to work using the 360 room scale that the HTC Vive offers. It's completely separate from Portal Stories: Mel and it will be releasing as a new game on Steam, available for free. Portal Stories:VR is our own brand new mini story set in the Portal Universe. Beyond that, well, I'll need to play it more to say.We'd like to talk a bit more about Portal Stories: VR, what it is and clear up some confusion. I do like the look of its tacky '70s portal gun. Portal Stories: Mel garnered went through Steam Greenlight while it was still being made, so its initial release comes directly through Steam, where it'll appear as a separate entry in your library without any fussy unzipping or anything. 'Who is this imposter Cave Johnson?' 'What happened to the facility and its staff?' Now, with a fake Cave Johnson telling her she needs to escape the facility and a new device called the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device, her mind races with questions. Mel unfortunately took part in a faulty test called the Aperture: Science Innovators Short-Term Relaxation Vault, falling asleep for years. "In the early years of Aperture: Science Innovators, Cave Johnson’s scientists rushed to get everything working to catch up with the growth of the company. Another person is awaking from an experimental slumber, see. The mod plops itself between the first and second Portal games, though it starts before either of them. And it's entirely free (if you own Portal 2, natch), available direct through Steam. Mel brings a new protagonist with a new companion sphere, boasting over 300 new voiced lines, an hour of original music, and 22 levels that its creators say may take anywhere from four to twelve hours to complete depending on how well you think with portals.
Look at Portal Stories: Mel, a new Portal 2 mod which launched this evening. Gosh, the work and dedication that goes into some mods can still surprise me.
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