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Obtaining Portal achievements

2021-05-06T14:41:13Z

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{{Show achievement|Portal|Lab Rat|Story-related
| This achievement is story related, and is earned once you {{Spoiler|equip the Dual ''[[Handheld Portal Device]]'' in [[Portal Test Chamber 11|Test Chamber 11]].}}
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{{Show achievement|Portal|Fratricide|Story-related
| This achievement is story related, and is earned once you {{Spoiler|burn the ''[[Weighted Companion Cube]]'' in [[Portal Test Chamber 17|Test Chamber 17]].}}
}}
{{Show achievement|Portal|Partygoer|Story-related
| This achievement is story related, and is earned once you {{Spoiler|escape from the burning pit and carry onto the escape levels after The Final Test.}}
}}
{{Show achievement|Portal|Heartbreaker|Story-related
| This achievement is story related, and is earned once you {{Spoiler|defeat ''[[GLaDOS]]'' and beat the game.}}
}}
{{Show achievement|Portal|Friendly Fire|Easy
| To earn this achievement, you must pick up a ''[[Turret]]'' and knock over another one.
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{{Show achievement|Portal|Terminal Velocity|Easy
| Once you {{Spoiler|have acquired the dual portal gun in Test Chamber 11}}, you must be in a test chamber where you can place ''[[Portals]]'' on both the ceiling and the floor. Place a portal above and below you, then jump in and wait for around 5 minutes.
}}
{{Show achievement|Portal|Long Jump|Medium
| Once you are in a long test chamber where you can place portals on the walls and the floor, place a portal on a wall, and place another below it on the floor, jump into the floor portal and keep placing portals on the floor while landing in them until you get the achievement.
}}
{{Show achievement|Portal|Camera Shy|Medium
| After you get the portal gun, you must detach every security camera from their walls (excluding the ones you see before the test chamber where it is acquired and the ones on the non portal-placement walls) by creating a portal behind the camera, letting it fall to the ground.
}}
{{Show achievement|Portal|Transmission Received|Medium
| This achievement was added on March 1, 2010, leading to the announcement of ''[[Portal 2]]''. There are hidden radios in the Test Chambers, you are required to pick these up and put them into the right position. You cannot get this achievement on your first play through.
}}
{{Show achievement|Portal|Cupcake|Medium
| To earn this achievement, you have to beat two of the Advanced Chambers, they are found in the [[main menu]]. It is best to go through these in order.
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{{Show achievement|Portal|Fruitcake|Medium
| To earn this achievement, you have to beat four of the Advanced Chambers.
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{{Show achievement|Portal|Vanilla Crazy Cake|Medium
| To earn this achievement, you have to beat all six of the Advanced Chambers.
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{{Show achievement|Portal|Basic Science|Hard
| Here, you must finish all the challenges with at least a bronze rating.
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{{Show achievement|Portal|Rocket Science|Hard
| Here, you must finish all the challenges with at least a silver rating.
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{{Show achievement|Portal|Aperture Science|Very Hard
| Here, you must finish all the challenges with at least a gold rating.
}}

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Doug Rattmann

2021-05-04T13:22:21Z

Yummybreakfast:

{{SpoilerHeavy}}

[[File:Doug Rattmann.jpg|right|thumb|170px|Doug Rattmann after the events of ''[[Portal]]'', as seen in the ''[[Portal 2: Lab Rat|Lab Rat]]'' comic.]]

{{Quotation|'''Doug Rattmann'''|Reality is a story the mind tells itself. An artificial structure conjured into being by the calcium ion exchange of a million synaptic firings. A truth so strange it can only be lied into existence. And our minds '''can''' lie. Never doubt it...}}

{{Quotation|'''Doug Rattmann'''|I'd rather have gone to the moon.}}

'''Doug Rattmann''', commonly nicknamed as the '''Rat Man''', was a scientist at the [[Aperture Science]] Enrichment Center. Prior to the events of ''[[Portal]]'' while [[GLaDOS]] began flooding the entire facility with [[neurotoxin]], Rattmann is the only known employee to have survived. A paranoid {{W|schizophrenic}}, he is dependent on anti-psychotic medication as a means of keeping him sane.

Rattmann does not appear in-game in any form, instead leaving behind paintings and murals which can be found throughout the backstage of various testing chambers in ''Portal'' and the single-player campaign of ''[[Portal 2]]''.

== Overview ==
=== ''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' ===
{{See also|Portal 2: Lab Rat}}
[[File:Doug Rattmann sane.jpg|thumb|right|Rattmann as he appears in the ''[[Portal 2: Lab Rat|Lab Rat]]'' comic, holding his schizophrenia medicine, prior to the events of the ''Portal'' series.]]

In the ''[[Portal 2: Lab Rat]]'' comic, he is revealed to be an Aperture Science employee who worked on the [[Handheld Portal Device]].<ref name="portal device work">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P13.jpg|page 13]]</ref> {{spoiler|He expresses doubts about GLaDOS and the effectiveness of a morality core, remarking "You can always ignore your conscience".<ref name="conscience quote">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P14.jpg|page 14]]</ref> His fears turn out to be justified when she poisons all the staff in the Enrichment Center with [[neurotoxin]] upon activation during the company's Bring-Your-Daughter-To-Work Day.}}

{{spoiler|Prepared for the outcome, he survives the initial attempts to kill him and proceeds to sneak through parts of the facility, avoiding GLaDOS who is actively hunting him. Acting on a 'hunch', he breaks into the test subjects' filing room and arranges [[Chell]]'s name to the top of the test subject roster,<ref name="chell reorder">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P21.jpg|page 21]]</ref> leading to the events in ''Portal''.}}

=== ''Portal'' ===
{{See also|Portal}}

[[File:Portal RatmanBed.png|thumb|left|120px|Crude bed that can be found in most of Rattmann's dens.]]

Delusional, running low on medication and travelling with what he sees to be a talking [[Weighted Companion Cube]], he watches from the shadows as [[Chell]] is put through [[GLaDOS]]' testing course. Although he is never spotted in-game in any of the playable ''Portal'' series, his refuge areas (referred to as dens) can be found by Chell, containing crude bedding, empty cans of beans and scribblings and dioramas on the walls. It is in one of these dens that the warning phrase "The cake is a lie" can be found scribbled on a wall; as GLaDOS continually promises that there would be cake at the end of testing.

{{spoiler|Following Chell's conflict with GLaDOS after her escape from the testing tracks, the ''Lab Rat'' comic details Rattmann's point of view after the events of ''Portal'' in which he follows the sound of the explosion and finds a route to the outside world after the destruction of GLaDOS. His joy is short-lived as he witnesses an unconscious Chell being dragged back into the facility by the [[Party Escort Bot]]. Feeling guilt, as it was his actions that resulted in her being the first test subject, he once again enters the facility and finds Chell has been put in long-term cryogenic relaxation.<ref name="chell relaxation">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P15.jpg|page 15]]</ref> Finding out that Chell's [[Relaxation Chamber]] is offline due to the downfall of GLaDOS, the overall facility operator, he proceeds to save Chell's life by unplugging all other available chambers from their cryogenic supply and into hers. He is injured in the process when he is shot by [[Turret]]s that are still left in nearby test chambers.<ref name="ratmann shot">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P17.jpg|page 17]]</ref> He then submits himself into Chell's cryogenic stasis bed found in the [[Relaxation Vault]] previously used in the events of ''Portal'', and falls asleep in it.}}

{{spoiler|His fate is left unknown as the entire bed with him is nowhere to be found when Chell later revisits this Relaxation Vault at the beginning of the single-player campaign in ''[[Portal 2]]''.}}

=== ''Portal 2'' ===
{{See also|Portal 2}}

During the events of the single-player campaign of ''Portal 2'', Rattmann's fate is left unknown. Whether or not he is dead is left up to debate, as [[Chell]]'s cryogenic stasis bed that she used before the events of ''[[Portal]]'' he took refuge in, had disappeared entirely. One piece of evidence for his death is the song called "Ghost of Rattmann". Some speculate that Rattmann may have made it to the moon, as shown in a hidden picture encrypted into the game's audio file. You can find the audio file by bringing a radio into Rattmann's den in Portal 2 Chapter 2 Test Chamber 6.

[[File:Portal_2_Chapter_2_Test_Chamber_6_rat_man_den.png|thumb|right|170px|A Rattmann den during ''[[Portal 2]]'s'' single-player.]]

All that is left of him in ''Portal 2'', like in the first game, are wall scribblings and various dioramas depicting either what he witnessed or simply what he feels like expressing.

Rattmann's graffiti work makes no appearances whatsoever during the game's [[Cooperative Testing Initiative]]. {{spoiler|However, a [[Weighted Companion Cube]] can be spotted by [[Atlas]] and [[P-body]] in the last test of ''[[Cooperative Testing Initiative#Course Four: Excursion Funnels|Course Four: Excursion Funnels]]''. The cube is apparently attached to a Core Receptacle, indicating that it may in fact be as sentient as any other [[Cores]] in the series.}}

{{spoiler|At some point in the events of the [[Portal 2#Perpetual Testing Initiative|Perpetual Testing Initiative]], in which the player takes role of stick figure [[Bendy]] - is shifted into a variety of alternate universes at the Enrichment Center as a means of still having [[Cave Johnson]] as ongoing CEO. There is a universe in which Rattman is CEO of the Aperture company. Cave (now former junior claims representative of Aperture) hijacks the intercoms to yell out and warn everyone that Rattmann (the current CEO) is embezzling from the staffs' paychecks.}}

== Known dens ==
Aside from leaving paintings, murals and messages behind, Doug Rattmann also discovered a number of hidden rooms in Aperture Science. He adorned these rooms with messages and artwork and primarily used them as refuges in order to escape GLaDOS' scrutiny. The hidden rooms are present in both Portal and Portal 2, and are known as the '''Ratman's Dens'''. A total of 13 have been discovered, 6 in Portal and 7 in Portal 2.

{{Columns|colwidth=25%
| col1 =
Den locations in ''Portal'':
* Den #1: [[Portal Test Chamber 16|Test Chamber 16]]
* Den #2: [[Portal Test Chamber 17|Test Chamber 17]]
* Den #3: [[Portal Test Chamber 18|Test Chamber 18]]
* Den #4: [[Portal Test Chamber 19|Test Chamber 19]]
* Den #5: [[Portal Test Chamber 19|Test Chamber 19]]
* Den #6: [[Portal Test Chamber 19|Test Chamber 19]]

| col2 =

Den locations in ''Portal 2'':
* Den #1: [[Portal 2 Chapter 1 Test Chambers 3 & 4|Chapter 1 - Test Chamber 4]]
* Den #2: [[Portal 2 Chapter 2 Test Chamber 3|Chapter 2 - Test Chamber 3]]
* Den #3: [[Portal 2 Chapter 2 Test Chamber 6|Chapter 2 - Test Chamber 6]]
* Den #4: [[Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 11|Chapter 3 - Test Chamber 11]]
* Den #5: [[Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 12|Chapter 3 - Test Chamber 12]]
* Den #6: [[Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 16|Chapter 3 - Test Chamber 16]]
* Den #7: [[Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 17|Chapter 3 - Test Chamber 17]]
}}
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== Gallery ==
{{Gallery
|title = Known dens in ''Portal''
|lines = 4
|height = 100
|width = 150
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 1.png|Den #1
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 2.png|Den #2
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 2b.png|Den #2
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 3.png|Den #3
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 4.png|Den #4
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 5.png|Den #5
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 6.png|Den #6
}}

{{Gallery
|title = Known dens in ''Portal 2''
|lines = 4
|height = 100
|width = 150
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_1_Rattmann_den.png|Den #1
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_2_Test_Chamber_3_Rat_Man_den.png|Den #2
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_2_Test_Chamber_6_rat_man_den.png|Den #3
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_3_Test_Chamber_11_den.png|Den #4
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_3_Test_Chamber_12_den.png|Den #5
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_3_Test_Chamber_16_den.png|Den #6
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_3_Test_Chamber_17_den.png|Den #7
}}

{{Gallery
|title = Graffiti in ''Portal''
|lines = 4
|height = 200
|width = 150
|File:Rat Man handprint.png|A Rattmann scrawling.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 1a.png|Warning [[Chell]] about GLaDOS' trick.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 2a.png|A bundle of scrawlings.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 3a.png|Rattmann asking for something.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 5a.png|Warning to Chell about the [[Security Camera]]s.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 5b.png|Another warning about the cake.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 6a.png|Rattmann, apparently obsessed with the [[Companion Cube]].
|File:Rat Man scrawling 6b.png|Ditto.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 6c.png|Ditto.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 7.png|Confusing scrawling in the office.
|File:Rat Man scrawling8.png|Ditto.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 9.png|Helping lead Chell through her escape.
}}

{{Gallery
|title = Graffiti in ''Portal 2''
|lines = 4
|height = 200
|width = 150
|File:Ratman Diorama 1.png|One of Rattmann's dioramas drawn on a wall.
|File:Ratman Diorama 2.png|Ditto, depicting [[GLaDOS]].
|File:Ratman Diorama 3.png|Depicting the personnel killed by GLaDOS.
|File:Ratman Diorama 4.png|Depicting [[Chell]] and her behavioral statistic.
|File:Ratman Diorama 5.png|One of Rattmann's less intelligible dioramas. Possibly a reference to "Smooth jazz will be deployed in 3, 2, 1..." said in a test chamber in Portal.
|File:Ratman Diorama 6.png|Ditto, with the [[Tubes]] drawn.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 1.png|Rattmann trying to express himself.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 2.png|Ditto.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 3.png|Ditto.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 4.png|Rattmann, apparently trying to describe his hallucinations.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 5.png|Depiction of Chell just before the battle with GLaDOS at the end of ''Portal''.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 6.png|Depiction of the development of GLaDOS.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 7.png|Rattmann trying to express himself. Apparently using the song '''"[[Exile Vilify|Exile/Vilify]]"'''
|File:Ratman Wall Art 8.png|Another short lyric cut.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 9.png|Rattmann rejoicing with Chell's [[Handheld Portal Device|Portal Gun]] after GLaDOS is destroyed in ''Portal''.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 10.png|Depiction of GLaDOS killing off the staff with [[neurotoxin]].
|File:Ratman Wall Art 11.png|spoiler17=yes|{{spoiler|Rattmann tying references on the [[Companion Cube]] being the first of its kind on the moon.}}
|File:Ratman Wall Art 12.png|Rattmann depicting Chell during her short term stasis before the events of ''Portal''.
}}

== Trivia ==
[[File:Lego Dimensions Ratmanden.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Rattman's hidden den in ''Lego Dimensions''.]]
* Doug Rattmann was behind the Aperture Image Format, used in the [[Portal ARG]].
* Doug Rattmann's [[Media:Doug_Rattmann_Sp_a2_pull_the_rug_r2.ogg|voice]] can be heard in certain Rat-Man dens in ''Portal 2'', and during the [[Portal 2 OST]] track ''"Ghost of Rattman"''. These are both voiced by former Valve writer Mark Laidlaw.<ref>https://twitter.com/marc_laidlaw/status/1387546992927068161</ref>
* The “Armstrong Cube” artwork references his transmission in Chapter 2, Chamber 6. If one follows the actions to achieve Final Transmission, the radio emits a Morse-code like sound. When translated, the noise leads to a staticky image of a Weighted Companion Cube on the lunar surface, with a shadowy figure in the distance.
* Various wall art by Rattmann can be found in the Portal 2 Adventure World in [[Lego Dimensions]], along with a hidden Den. The infamous "cake is a lie" scribblings can also be found on walls, though instead of trailing off, it ends with "the cake is in the kitchen on the second floor."
** Over a year later, the game's developers teased that there were still undiscovered secrets within Lego Dimensions<ref>https://twitter.com/doa1984/status/781878793778724865?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw</ref>, one of which was related to ''Portal''. In November of 2016, players finally discovered that Doug Rattmann himself was hidden throughout various parts of the level "GLaD to Meet You".<ref>http://www.brickstolife.com/found-doug-rattmann-in-lego-dimensions/</ref>

== References ==
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== See also ==
* [[Collaborative Disposition Test#Doug Rattmann|Collaborative Disposition Test]]
* [[GLaDOS]]
* [[Chell]]
* [[Cave Johnson]]

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Doug Rattmann

2021-05-04T13:21:52Z

Yummybreakfast:

{{SpoilerHeavy}}

[[File:Doug Rattmann.jpg|right|thumb|170px|Doug Rattmann after the events of ''[[Portal]]'', as seen in the ''[[Portal 2: Lab Rat|Lab Rat]]'' comic.]]

{{Quotation|'''Doug Rattmann'''|Reality is a story the mind tells itself. An artificial structure conjured into being by the calcium ion exchange of a million synaptic firings. A truth so strange it can only be lied into existence. And our minds '''can''' lie. Never doubt it...}}

{{Quotation|'''Doug Rattmann'''|I'd rather have gone to the moon.}}

'''Doug Rattmann''', commonly nicknamed as the '''Rat Man''', was a scientist at the [[Aperture Science]] Enrichment Center. Prior to the events of ''[[Portal]]'' while [[GLaDOS]] began flooding the entire facility with [[neurotoxin]], Rattmann is the only known employee to have survived. A paranoid {{W|schizophrenic}}, he is dependent on anti-psychotic medication as a means of keeping him sane.

Rattmann does not appear in-game in any form, instead leaving behind paintings and murals which can be found throughout the backstage of various testing chambers in ''Portal'' and the single-player campaign of ''[[Portal 2]]''.

== Overview ==
=== ''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' ===
{{See also|Portal 2: Lab Rat}}
[[File:Doug Rattmann sane.jpg|thumb|right|Rattmann as he appears in the ''[[Portal 2: Lab Rat|Lab Rat]]'' comic, holding his schizophrenia medicine, prior to the events of the ''Portal'' series.]]

In the ''[[Portal 2: Lab Rat]]'' comic, he is revealed to be an Aperture Science employee who worked on the [[Handheld Portal Device]].<ref name="portal device work">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P13.jpg|page 13]]</ref> {{spoiler|He expresses doubts about GLaDOS and the effectiveness of a morality core, remarking "You can always ignore your conscience".<ref name="conscience quote">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P14.jpg|page 14]]</ref> His fears turn out to be justified when she poisons all the staff in the Enrichment Center with [[neurotoxin]] upon activation during the company's Bring-Your-Daughter-To-Work Day.}}

{{spoiler|Prepared for the outcome, he survives the initial attempts to kill him and proceeds to sneak through parts of the facility, avoiding GLaDOS who is actively hunting him. Acting on a 'hunch', he breaks into the test subjects' filing room and arranges [[Chell]]'s name to the top of the test subject roster,<ref name="chell reorder">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P21.jpg|page 21]]</ref> leading to the events in ''Portal''.}}

=== ''Portal'' ===
{{See also|Portal}}

[[File:Portal RatmanBed.png|thumb|left|120px|Crude bed that can be found in most of Rattmann's dens.]]

Delusional, running low on medication and travelling with what he sees to be a talking [[Weighted Companion Cube]], he watches from the shadows as [[Chell]] is put through [[GLaDOS]]' testing course. Although he is never spotted in-game in any of the playable ''Portal'' series, his refuge areas (referred to as dens) can be found by Chell, containing crude bedding, empty cans of beans and scribblings and dioramas on the walls. It is in one of these dens that the warning phrase "The cake is a lie" can be found scribbled on a wall; as GLaDOS continually promises that there would be cake at the end of testing.

{{spoiler|Following Chell's conflict with GLaDOS after her escape from the testing tracks, the ''Lab Rat'' comic details Rattmann's point of view after the events of ''Portal'' in which he follows the sound of the explosion and finds a route to the outside world after the destruction of GLaDOS. His joy is short-lived as he witnesses an unconscious Chell being dragged back into the facility by the [[Party Escort Bot]]. Feeling guilt, as it was his actions that resulted in her being the first test subject, he once again enters the facility and finds Chell has been put in long-term cryogenic relaxation.<ref name="chell relaxation">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P15.jpg|page 15]]</ref> Finding out that Chell's [[Relaxation Chamber]] is offline due to the downfall of GLaDOS, the overall facility operator, he proceeds to save Chell's life by unplugging all other available chambers from their cryogenic supply and into hers. He is injured in the process when he is shot by [[Turret]]s that are still left in nearby test chambers.<ref name="ratmann shot">''Portal 2: Lab Rat'' comic, [[:File:Lab Rat P17.jpg|page 17]]</ref> He then submits himself into Chell's cryogenic stasis bed found in the [[Relaxation Vault]] previously used in the events of ''Portal'', and falls asleep in it.}}

{{spoiler|His fate is left unknown as the entire bed with him is nowhere to be found when Chell later revisits this Relaxation Vault at the beginning of the single-player campaign in ''[[Portal 2]]''.}}

=== ''Portal 2'' ===
{{See also|Portal 2}}

During the events of the single-player campaign of ''Portal 2'', Rattmann's fate is left unknown. Whether or not he is dead is left up to debate, as [[Chell]]'s cryogenic stasis bed that she used before the events of ''[[Portal]]'' he took refuge in, had disappeared entirely. One piece of evidence for his death is the song called "Ghost of Rattmann". Some speculate that Rattmann may have made it to the moon, as shown in a hidden picture encrypted into the game's audio file. You can find the audio file by bringing a radio into Rattmann's den in Portal 2 Chapter 2 Test Chamber 6.

[[File:Portal_2_Chapter_2_Test_Chamber_6_rat_man_den.png|thumb|right|170px|A Rattmann den during ''[[Portal 2]]'s'' single-player.]]

All that is left of him in ''Portal 2'', like in the first game, are wall scribblings and various dioramas depicting either what he witnessed or simply what he feels like expressing.

Rattmann's graffiti work makes no appearances whatsoever during the game's [[Cooperative Testing Initiative]]. {{spoiler|However, a [[Weighted Companion Cube]] can be spotted by [[Atlas]] and [[P-body]] in the last test of ''[[Cooperative Testing Initiative#Course Four: Excursion Funnels|Course Four: Excursion Funnels]]''. The cube is apparently attached to a Core Receptacle, indicating that it may in fact be as sentient as any other [[Cores]] in the series.}}

{{spoiler|At some point in the events of the [[Portal 2#Perpetual Testing Initiative|Perpetual Testing Initiative]], in which the player takes role of stick figure [[Bendy]] - is shifted into a variety of alternate universes at the Enrichment Center as a means of still having [[Cave Johnson]] as ongoing CEO. There is a universe in which Rattman is CEO of the Aperture company. Cave (now former junior claims representative of Aperture) hijacks the intercoms to yell out and warn everyone that Rattmann (the current CEO) is embezzling from the staffs' paychecks.}}

== Known dens ==
Aside from leaving paintings, murals and messages behind, Doug Rattmann also discovered a number of hidden rooms in Aperture Science. He adorned these rooms with messages and artwork and primarily used them as refuges in order to escape GLaDOS' scrutiny. The hidden rooms are present in both Portal and Portal 2, and are known as the '''Ratman's Dens'''. A total of 13 have been discovered, 6 in Portal and 7 in Portal 2.

{{Columns|colwidth=25%
| col1 =
Den locations in ''Portal'':
* Den #1: [[Portal Test Chamber 16|Test Chamber 16]]
* Den #2: [[Portal Test Chamber 17|Test Chamber 17]]
* Den #3: [[Portal Test Chamber 18|Test Chamber 18]]
* Den #4: [[Portal Test Chamber 19|Test Chamber 19]]
* Den #5: [[Portal Test Chamber 19|Test Chamber 19]]
* Den #5: [[Portal Test Chamber 19|Test Chamber 19]]

| col2 =

Den locations in ''Portal 2'':
* Den #1: [[Portal 2 Chapter 1 Test Chambers 3 & 4|Chapter 1 - Test Chamber 4]]
* Den #2: [[Portal 2 Chapter 2 Test Chamber 3|Chapter 2 - Test Chamber 3]]
* Den #3: [[Portal 2 Chapter 2 Test Chamber 6|Chapter 2 - Test Chamber 6]]
* Den #4: [[Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 11|Chapter 3 - Test Chamber 11]]
* Den #5: [[Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 12|Chapter 3 - Test Chamber 12]]
* Den #6: [[Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 16|Chapter 3 - Test Chamber 16]]
* Den #7: [[Portal 2 Chapter 3 Test Chamber 17|Chapter 3 - Test Chamber 17]]
}}
{{clr}}

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery
|title = Known dens in ''Portal''
|lines = 4
|height = 100
|width = 150
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 1.png|Den #1
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 2.png|Den #2
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 2b.png|Den #2
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 3.png|Den #3
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 4.png|Den #4
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 5.png|Den #5
|File:Portal Rattmann Den 6.png|Den #6
}}

{{Gallery
|title = Known dens in ''Portal 2''
|lines = 4
|height = 100
|width = 150
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_1_Rattmann_den.png|Den #1
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_2_Test_Chamber_3_Rat_Man_den.png|Den #2
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_2_Test_Chamber_6_rat_man_den.png|Den #3
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_3_Test_Chamber_11_den.png|Den #4
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_3_Test_Chamber_12_den.png|Den #5
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_3_Test_Chamber_16_den.png|Den #6
|File:Portal_2_Chapter_3_Test_Chamber_17_den.png|Den #7
}}

{{Gallery
|title = Graffiti in ''Portal''
|lines = 4
|height = 200
|width = 150
|File:Rat Man handprint.png|A Rattmann scrawling.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 1a.png|Warning [[Chell]] about GLaDOS' trick.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 2a.png|A bundle of scrawlings.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 3a.png|Rattmann asking for something.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 5a.png|Warning to Chell about the [[Security Camera]]s.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 5b.png|Another warning about the cake.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 6a.png|Rattmann, apparently obsessed with the [[Companion Cube]].
|File:Rat Man scrawling 6b.png|Ditto.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 6c.png|Ditto.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 7.png|Confusing scrawling in the office.
|File:Rat Man scrawling8.png|Ditto.
|File:Rat Man scrawling 9.png|Helping lead Chell through her escape.
}}

{{Gallery
|title = Graffiti in ''Portal 2''
|lines = 4
|height = 200
|width = 150
|File:Ratman Diorama 1.png|One of Rattmann's dioramas drawn on a wall.
|File:Ratman Diorama 2.png|Ditto, depicting [[GLaDOS]].
|File:Ratman Diorama 3.png|Depicting the personnel killed by GLaDOS.
|File:Ratman Diorama 4.png|Depicting [[Chell]] and her behavioral statistic.
|File:Ratman Diorama 5.png|One of Rattmann's less intelligible dioramas. Possibly a reference to "Smooth jazz will be deployed in 3, 2, 1..." said in a test chamber in Portal.
|File:Ratman Diorama 6.png|Ditto, with the [[Tubes]] drawn.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 1.png|Rattmann trying to express himself.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 2.png|Ditto.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 3.png|Ditto.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 4.png|Rattmann, apparently trying to describe his hallucinations.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 5.png|Depiction of Chell just before the battle with GLaDOS at the end of ''Portal''.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 6.png|Depiction of the development of GLaDOS.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 7.png|Rattmann trying to express himself. Apparently using the song '''"[[Exile Vilify|Exile/Vilify]]"'''
|File:Ratman Wall Art 8.png|Another short lyric cut.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 9.png|Rattmann rejoicing with Chell's [[Handheld Portal Device|Portal Gun]] after GLaDOS is destroyed in ''Portal''.
|File:Ratman Wall Art 10.png|Depiction of GLaDOS killing off the staff with [[neurotoxin]].
|File:Ratman Wall Art 11.png|spoiler17=yes|{{spoiler|Rattmann tying references on the [[Companion Cube]] being the first of its kind on the moon.}}
|File:Ratman Wall Art 12.png|Rattmann depicting Chell during her short term stasis before the events of ''Portal''.
}}

== Trivia ==
[[File:Lego Dimensions Ratmanden.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Rattman's hidden den in ''Lego Dimensions''.]]
* Doug Rattmann was behind the Aperture Image Format, used in the [[Portal ARG]].
* Doug Rattmann's [[Media:Doug_Rattmann_Sp_a2_pull_the_rug_r2.ogg|voice]] can be heard in certain Rat-Man dens in ''Portal 2'', and during the [[Portal 2 OST]] track ''"Ghost of Rattman"''. These are both voiced by former Valve writer Mark Laidlaw.<ref>https://twitter.com/marc_laidlaw/status/1387546992927068161</ref>
* The “Armstrong Cube” artwork references his transmission in Chapter 2, Chamber 6. If one follows the actions to achieve Final Transmission, the radio emits a Morse-code like sound. When translated, the noise leads to a staticky image of a Weighted Companion Cube on the lunar surface, with a shadowy figure in the distance.
* Various wall art by Rattmann can be found in the Portal 2 Adventure World in [[Lego Dimensions]], along with a hidden Den. The infamous "cake is a lie" scribblings can also be found on walls, though instead of trailing off, it ends with "the cake is in the kitchen on the second floor."
** Over a year later, the game's developers teased that there were still undiscovered secrets within Lego Dimensions<ref>https://twitter.com/doa1984/status/781878793778724865?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw</ref>, one of which was related to ''Portal''. In November of 2016, players finally discovered that Doug Rattmann himself was hidden throughout various parts of the level "GLaD to Meet You".<ref>http://www.brickstolife.com/found-doug-rattmann-in-lego-dimensions/</ref>

== References ==
<references/>

== See also ==
* [[Collaborative Disposition Test#Doug Rattmann|Collaborative Disposition Test]]
* [[GLaDOS]]
* [[Chell]]
* [[Cave Johnson]]

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The Orange Box

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{{OtherWikis
| ''{{w|The Orange Box}}'' on {{w|Main Page|Wikipedia}}
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20090313202306/https://orange.half-life2.com/ ''The Orange Box'' official website]
| [http://store.steampowered.com/sub/469/ ''The Orange Box''] on [http://store.steampowered.com/ Steam]
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20090325011154/http://www.ea.com/games/the-orange-box/ ''The Orange Box''] on [http://eastore.ea.com/ the EA Store]
}}
'''''The Orange Box''''' is a game compilation by Valve published in 2007. It includes the original release of ''[[Portal]]''.
{{Template:Portal Series}}

The Orange Box

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{{OtherWikis
| ''{{w|The Orange Box}}'' on {{w|Main Page|Wikipedia}}
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20090313202306/https://orange.half-life2.com/ ''The Orange Box'' official website]
| [http://store.steampowered.com/sub/469/ ''The Orange Box''] on [http://store.steampowered.com/ Steam]
| [http://www.ea.com/theorangebox/ ''The Orange Box''] on [http://eastore.ea.com/ the EA Store]
}}
'''''The Orange Box''''' is a game compilation by Valve published in 2007. It includes the original release of ''[[Portal]]''.
{{Template:Portal Series}}

Voice actors

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Here is a list of Portal and Portal 2's voice actors.
{| class="wikitable grid" style="text-align:center;margin-bottom: 10px"
! class="header" | Voice Actor
! class="header" | Character(s)
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Ellen McLain.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1655889/ Ellen McLain] || [[GLaDOS]] / [[Turrets]] [[Cores#Curiosity core|Curiosity]] and [[Cores#Intelligence core|Intelligence Cores]] [[Caroline]] [[Relaxation Vault Toilet]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Mike Patton.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0666604/ Mike Patton] || The [[Cores#Anger core|Anger Core]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Stephen Merchant.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0580351/ Stephen Merchant] || [[Wheatley]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:J. K. Simmons.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0799777/ J. K. Simmons] || [[Cave Johnson]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Joe Micheals.jpg|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5475880/ Joe Micheals] || [[Announcer]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Nolan North.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0636046/ Nolan North] || [[Cores#Corrupted cores|Corrupted Cores]] / [[Defective Turret|Defective Turrets]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Dee Bradley Baker.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0048389/ Dee Bradley Baker] || [[Atlas]] / [[P-Body]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Lists]]

Voice actors

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Yummybreakfast:

Here is a list of Portal and Portal 2's voice actors.
{| class="wikitable grid" style="text-align:center;margin-bottom: 10px"
! class="header" | Voice Actor
! class="header" | Character(s)
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Ellen McLain.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1655889/ Ellen McLain] || [[GLaDOS]] / [[Turrets]] [[Cores#Curiosity core|Curiosity]] and [[Cores#Intelligence core|Intelligence Cores]] [[Caroline]] [[Relaxation vault toilet]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Mike Patton.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0666604/ Mike Patton] || The [[Cores#Anger core|Anger Core]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Stephen Merchant.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0580351/ Stephen Merchant] || [[Wheatley]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:J. K. Simmons.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0799777/ J. K. Simmons] || [[Cave Johnson]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Joe Micheals.jpg|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5475880/ Joe Micheals] || [[Announcer]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Nolan North.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0636046/ Nolan North] || [[Cores#Corrupted cores|Corrupted Cores]] / [[Defective Turret|Defective Turrets]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Dee Bradley Baker.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0048389/ Dee Bradley Baker] || [[Atlas]] / [[P-Body]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Lists]]

Voice actors

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Yummybreakfast:

Here is a list of Portal and Portal 2's voice actors.
{| class="wikitable grid" style="text-align:center;margin-bottom: 10px"
! class="header" | Voice Actor
! class="header" | Character(s)
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Ellen McLain.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1655889/ Ellen McLain] || [[GLaDOS]] / [[Turrets]] [[Cores#Curiosity core|Curiosity]] and [[Cores#Intelligence core|Intelligence Cores]] [[Caroline]] [[relaxation vault toilet]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Mike Patton.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0666604/ Mike Patton] || The [[Cores#Anger core|Anger Core]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Stephen Merchant.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0580351/ Stephen Merchant] || [[Wheatley]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:J. K. Simmons.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0799777/ J. K. Simmons] || [[Cave Johnson]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Joe Micheals.jpg|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5475880/ Joe Micheals] || [[Announcer]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Nolan North.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0636046/ Nolan North] || [[Cores#Corrupted cores|Corrupted Cores]] / [[Defective Turret|Defective Turrets]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Dee Bradley Baker.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0048389/ Dee Bradley Baker] || [[Atlas]] / [[P-Body]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Lists]]

Voice actors

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Yummybreakfast:

Here is a list of Portal and Portal 2's voice actors.
{| class="wikitable grid" style="text-align:center;margin-bottom: 10px"
! class="header" | Voice Actor
! class="header" | Character(s)
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Ellen McLain.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1655889/ Ellen McLain] || [[GLaDOS]] / [[Turrets]] [[Cores#Curiosity core|Curiosity]] and [[Cores#Intelligence core|Intelligence Cores]] [[Caroline]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Mike Patton.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0666604/ Mike Patton] || The [[Cores#Anger core|Anger Core]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Stephen Merchant.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0580351/ Stephen Merchant] || [[Wheatley]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:J. K. Simmons.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0799777/ J. K. Simmons] || [[Cave Johnson]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Joe Micheals.jpg|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5475880/ Joe Micheals] || [[Announcer]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Nolan North.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0636046/ Nolan North] || [[Cores#Corrupted cores|Corrupted Cores]] / [[Defective Turret|Defective Turrets]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Dee Bradley Baker.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0048389/ Dee Bradley Baker] || [[Atlas]] / [[P-Body]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Lists]]

Voice actors

2021-05-03T19:47:34Z

Yummybreakfast:

Here is a list of Portal and Portal 2's voice actors.
{| class="wikitable grid" style="text-align:center;margin-bottom: 10px"
! class="header" | Voice Actor
! class="header" | Character(s)
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Ellen McLain.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1655889/ Ellen McLain] || [[GLaDOS]] / [[Turrets]] [[Cores#Curiosity core|Curiosity]] and [[Cores#Intelligence core|Intelligence Cores]] [[Caroline]] [[relaxation vault toilet]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Mike Patton.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0666604/ Mike Patton] || The [[Cores#Anger core|Anger Core]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Stephen Merchant.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0580351/ Stephen Merchant] || [[Wheatley]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:J. K. Simmons.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0799777/ J. K. Simmons] || [[Cave Johnson]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Joe Micheals.jpg|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5475880/ Joe Micheals] || [[Announcer]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Nolan North.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0636046/ Nolan North] || [[Cores#Corrupted cores|Corrupted Cores]] / [[Defective Turret|Defective Turrets]]
|-
| style="background:#FFFFFF;" height=150 | [[File:Dee Bradley Baker.png|150px]] [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0048389/ Dee Bradley Baker] || [[Atlas]] / [[P-Body]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Lists]]

Portal soundtrack

2021-05-03T18:59:53Z

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The '''soundtrack''' for '''''[[Portal]]''''' is contained in the ''[[w:The Orange Box#Soundtrack|The Orange Box Original Soundtrack]]'' released on December 21, 2007. The soundtrack also contains tracks from ''{{w|Half-Life 2: Episode One}}'' and ''{{w|Half-Life 2: Episode Two|Two}}'' and ''{{w|Team Fortress 2}}''. The first half of the soundtrack (consisting of songs heard in the test chambers) was composed by Kelly Bailey. The second half (consisting of songs that play in behind-the-scenes areas, including Rattmann dens, offices, maintenance areas, and the Central AI Chamber) was composed by Mike Morasky.<ref name="mikemorasky">https://twitter.com/MikeMorasky/status/1385654335531454465?s=20</ref>

''The Orange Box Original Soundtrack'' can be purchased from [http://www.amazon.com/The-Orange-Box-Original-Soundtrack/dp/B0011V1W9U Amazon] and [http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-orange-box-original-soundtrack/id270749981 iTunes]. The tracks from ''Portal'' can be found in .mp3 format inside the ''Portal'' game cache file ({{code|portal content.gcf}}) under the directory {{code|\portal\sound\music\}}.

== Track listing ==
{{hatnote|1=[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL407930F90CFF0B42 Listen to soundtrack on YouTube.]}}
[[File:The Orange Box Soundtrack Cover.jpg|right|300px]]

1. '''''Subject Name Here''''' - 1:44
A pulsing track riddled with high pitched beeps. Plays when the player acquires the [[Portal gun|Dual Portal Device]] that can shoot both blue and orange portals, in Test Chamber 11. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|IA5z4hg_3xM|audio=yes}}
2. '''''Taste of Blood''''' - 3:06
A nostalgic track with hints of melancholy that plays when the player first encounters the [[Portal gun]], which only shoots blue portals. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|BSNJ7RsP1xs|audio=yes}}
3. '''''Android Hell''''' - 3:45
A soaring ambient synth track that plays first in Test Chamber 13, and again in the large room of Test Chamber 18 containing turrets. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|dtJRiOO-ywM|audio=yes}}
4. '''''Self Esteem Fund''''' - 3:30
Arguably the most melancholic song on the soundtrack, this lamenting track plays in Test Chambers 10 and 14. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|IyPb-8OjWVk|audio=yes}}
5. '''''Procedural Jiggle Bone''''' - 4:34
A wobbly, otherworldly ambient synth track that plays on Portal's main menu and during Test Chambers
8 and 19. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|EkQYJH9oWiI|audio=yes}}
6. '''''No Cake For You''''' - 4:05
A slightly creepy, hopeless track that plays in Test Chamber 16's Ratman den. Throughout the track, high pitched radio transmission-like beeps and rythmic, water-like synth bells can be heard. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|GQghP9UGm2A|audio=yes}}
7. '''''4000 Degrees Kelvin''''' - 1:01
A dramatic, chaotic track that plays [[GLaDOS]] attempts to incinerate the player by lowering them into the fire pit on the [[Unstationary Scaffold]] at the end of Test Chamber 19. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|fjoPbSGOgfo|audio=yes}}
8. '''''Stop What You Are Doing''''' - 4:00
A creepy ambient track that plays during the protagonists' escape as they traverse through the dilapidated maintenance areas and offices of the Enrichment Center. Composed by Mike Morasky.

{{youtube|vzxqWuqpvX0|audio=yes}}
9. '''''Party Escort''''' - 4:21
A soft, synth-filled ambient track that plays during the protagonist's first encounter with the [[Rocket Turret]]. Composed by Mike Morasky.
* The high-pitched ringing heard throughout the song ''may'' represent the Rocket Turret's aiming laser. This, however, is unconfirmed by Morasky.
{{youtube|xIzVpkWCUTA|audio=yes}}
10. '''''You're Not a Good Person''''' - 1:24
An intense percussive track that plays during the turret ambush towards the end of the protagonist's escape. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|pUNzXZZ_lA8|audio=yes}}
11. '''''You Can't Escape, You Know''''' - 6:24
Plays during the final battle with GLaDOS, as [[neurotoxin]] flows into the [[Central AI Chamber]]. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|PWUAT-pAkbg|audio=yes}}
12. '''''Still Alive''''' - 3:05
The acclaimed end credits theme of Portal, written by Jonathan Coulton and sung by [[Ellen McLain]] as GLaDOS.
{{youtube|VuLktUzq23c|audio=yes}}

==References==
<references />

{{Template: MusicNav}}

[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:Portal]]

Portal soundtrack

2021-05-03T18:56:07Z

Yummybreakfast:

The '''soundtrack''' for '''''[[Portal]]''''' is contained in the ''[[w:The Orange Box#Soundtrack|The Orange Box Original Soundtrack]]'' released on December 21, 2007. The soundtrack also contains tracks from ''{{w|Half-Life 2: Episode One}}'' and ''{{w|Half-Life 2: Episode Two|Two}}'' and ''{{w|Team Fortress 2}}''. The first half of the soundtrack (consisting of songs heard in the test chambers) was composed by Kelly Bailey. The second half (consisting of songs that play in behind-the-scenes areas, including Rattmann dens, offices, maintenance areas, and the Central AI Chamber) was composed by Mike Morasky.<ref name="mikemorasky">https://twitter.com/MikeMorasky/status/1385654335531454465?s=20</ref>

''The Orange Box Original Soundtrack'' can be purchased from [http://www.amazon.com/The-Orange-Box-Original-Soundtrack/dp/B0011V1W9U Amazon] and [http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-orange-box-original-soundtrack/id270749981 iTunes]. The tracks from ''Portal'' can be found in .mp3 format inside the ''Portal'' game cache file ({{code|portal content.gcf}}) under the directory {{code|\portal\sound\music\}}.

== Track listing ==
{{hatnote|1=[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL407930F90CFF0B42 Listen to soundtrack on YouTube.]}}
[[File:The Orange Box Soundtrack Cover.jpg|right|300px]]

1. '''''Subject Name Here''''' - 1:44
A pulsing track riddled with high pitched beeps. Plays when the player acquires the [[Portal gun|Dual Portal Device]] that can shoot both blue and orange portals, in Test Chamber 11. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|IA5z4hg_3xM|audio=yes}}
2. '''''Taste of Blood''''' - 3:06
A nostalgic track with hints of melancholy that plays when the player first encounters the [[Portal gun]], which only shoots blue portals. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|BSNJ7RsP1xs|audio=yes}}
3. '''''Android Hell''''' - 3:45
A soaring ambient synth track that plays first in Test Chamber 13, and again in the large room of Test Chamber 18 containing turrets. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|dtJRiOO-ywM|audio=yes}}
4. '''''Self Esteem Fund''''' - 3:30
Arguably the most melancholic song on the soundtrack, this lamenting track plays in Test Chambers 10, 12, and 14. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|IyPb-8OjWVk|audio=yes}}
5. '''''Procedural Jiggle Bone''''' - 4:34
A wobbly, otherworldly ambient synth track that plays on Portal's main menu and during Test Chambers
8 and 19. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|EkQYJH9oWiI|audio=yes}}
6. '''''No Cake For You''''' - 4:05
A slightly creepy, hopeless track that plays in Test Chamber 16's Ratman den. Throughout the track, high pitched radio transmission-like beeps and rythmic, water-like synth bells can be heard. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|GQghP9UGm2A|audio=yes}}
7. '''''4000 Degrees Kelvin''''' - 1:01
A dramatic, chaotic track that plays [[GLaDOS]] attempts to incinerate the player by lowering them into the fire pit on the [[Unstationary Scaffold]] at the end of Test Chamber 19. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|fjoPbSGOgfo|audio=yes}}
8. '''''Stop What You Are Doing''''' - 4:00
A creepy ambient track that plays during the protagonists' escape as they traverse through the dilapidated maintenance areas and offices of the Enrichment Center. Composed by Mike Morasky.

{{youtube|vzxqWuqpvX0|audio=yes}}
9. '''''Party Escort''''' - 4:21
A soft, synth-filled ambient track that plays during the protagonist's first encounter with the [[Rocket Turret]]. Composed by Mike Morasky.
* The high-pitched ringing heard throughout the song ''may'' represent the Rocket Turret's aiming laser. This, however, is unconfirmed by Morasky.
{{youtube|xIzVpkWCUTA|audio=yes}}
10. '''''You're Not a Good Person''''' - 1:24
An intense percussive track that plays during the turret ambush towards the end of the protagonist's escape. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|pUNzXZZ_lA8|audio=yes}}
11. '''''You Can't Escape, You Know''''' - 6:24
Plays during the final battle with GLaDOS, as [[neurotoxin]] flows into the [[Central AI Chamber]]. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|PWUAT-pAkbg|audio=yes}}
12. '''''Still Alive''''' - 3:05
The acclaimed end credits theme of Portal, written by Jonathan Coulton and sung by [[Ellen McLain]] as GLaDOS.
{{youtube|VuLktUzq23c|audio=yes}}

==References==
<references />

{{Template: MusicNav}}

[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:Portal]]

Portal soundtrack

2021-05-03T18:45:48Z

Yummybreakfast:

The '''soundtrack''' for '''''[[Portal]]''''' is contained in the ''[[w:The Orange Box#Soundtrack|The Orange Box Original Soundtrack]]'' released on December 21, 2007. The soundtrack also contains tracks from ''{{w|Half-Life 2: Episode One}}'' and ''{{w|Half-Life 2: Episode Two|Two}}'' and ''{{w|Team Fortress 2}}''. The first half of the soundtrack (consisting of songs heard in the test chambers) was composed by Kelly Bailey. The second half (consisting of songs that play in behind-the-scenes areas, including Rattmann dens, offices, maintenance areas, and the Central AI Chamber) was composed by Mike Morasky.<ref name="mikemorasky">https://twitter.com/MikeMorasky/status/1385654335531454465?s=20</ref>

''The Orange Box Original Soundtrack'' can be purchased from [http://www.amazon.com/The-Orange-Box-Original-Soundtrack/dp/B0011V1W9U Amazon] and [http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-orange-box-original-soundtrack/id270749981 iTunes]. The tracks from ''Portal'' can be found in .mp3 format inside the ''Portal'' game cache file ({{code|portal content.gcf}}) under the directory {{code|\portal\sound\music\}}.

== Track listing ==
{{hatnote|1=[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL407930F90CFF0B42 Listen to soundtrack on YouTube.]}}
[[File:The Orange Box Soundtrack Cover.jpg|right|300px]]

1. '''''Subject Name Here''''' - 1:44
A pulsing track riddled with high pitched beeps. Plays when the player acquires the [[Portal gun|Dual Portal Device]] that can shoot both blue and orange portals, in Test Chamber 11. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|IA5z4hg_3xM|audio=yes}}
2. '''''Taste of Blood''''' - 3:06
A nostalgic track with hints of melancholy that plays when the player first encounters the [[Portal gun]], which only shoots blue portals. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|BSNJ7RsP1xs|audio=yes}}
3. '''''Android Hell''''' - 3:45
A soaring ambient synth track that plays first in Test Chamber 13, and again in the large room of Test Chamber 18 containing turrets. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|dtJRiOO-ywM|audio=yes}}
4. '''''Self Esteem Fund''''' - 3:30
Arguably the most melancholic song on the soundtrack, this lamenting track plays in Test Chambers 10, 12, and 14. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|IyPb-8OjWVk|audio=yes}}
5. '''''Procedural Jiggle Bone''''' - 4:34
A wobbly, otherworldly ambient synth track that plays both on Portal's main menu and during Test Chambers
8 and 19. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|EkQYJH9oWiI|audio=yes}}
6. '''''No Cake For You''''' - 4:05
A slightly creepy, hopeless track that plays in Test Chamber 16's Ratman den. Throughout the track, high pitched radio transmission-like beeps and rythmic, water-like synth bells can be heard. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|GQghP9UGm2A|audio=yes}}
7. '''''4000 Degrees Kelvin''''' - 1:01
A dramatic, chaotic track that plays [[GLaDOS]] attempts to incinerate the player by lowering them into the fire pit on the [[Unstationary Scaffold]] at the end of Test Chamber 19. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|fjoPbSGOgfo|audio=yes}}
8. '''''Stop What You Are Doing''''' - 4:00
A creepy ambient track that plays during the protagonists' escape as they traverse through the dilapidated maintenance areas and offices of the Enrichment Center. Composed by Mike Morasky.

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9. '''''Party Escort''''' - 4:21
A soft, synth-filled ambient track that plays during the protagonist's first encounter with the [[Rocket Turret]]. Composed by Mike Morasky.
* The high-pitched ringing heard throughout the song ''may'' represent the Rocket Turret's aiming laser. This, however, is unconfirmed by Morasky.
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10. '''''You're Not a Good Person''''' - 1:24
An intense percussive track that plays during the turret ambush towards the end of the protagonist's escape. Composed by Mike Morasky.
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11. '''''You Can't Escape, You Know''''' - 6:24
Plays during the final battle with GLaDOS, as [[neurotoxin]] flows into the [[Central AI Chamber]]. Composed by Mike Morasky.
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12. '''''Still Alive''''' - 3:05
The acclaimed end credits theme of Portal, written by Jonathan Coulton and sung by [[Ellen McLain]] as GLaDOS.
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==References==
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Portal soundtrack

2021-05-03T18:44:09Z

Yummybreakfast:

The '''soundtrack''' for '''''[[Portal]]''''' is contained in the ''[[w:The Orange Box#Soundtrack|The Orange Box Original Soundtrack]]'' released on December 21, 2007. The soundtrack also contains tracks from ''{{w|Half-Life 2: Episode One}}'' and ''{{w|Half-Life 2: Episode Two|Two}}'' and ''{{w|Team Fortress 2}}''. The first half of the soundtrack (consisting of songs heard in the test chambers) was composed by Kelly Bailey. The second half (consisting of songs that play in behind-the-scenes areas, including Rattmann dens, offices, maintenance areas, and the Central AI Chamber) was composed by Mike Morasky.<ref name="mikemorasky">https://twitter.com/MikeMorasky/status/1385654335531454465?s=20</ref>

''The Orange Box Original Soundtrack'' can be purchased from [http://www.amazon.com/The-Orange-Box-Original-Soundtrack/dp/B0011V1W9U Amazon] and [http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-orange-box-original-soundtrack/id270749981 iTunes]. The tracks from ''Portal'' can be found in .mp3 format inside the ''Portal'' game cache file ({{code|portal content.gcf}}) under the directory {{code|\portal\sound\music\}}.

== Track listing ==
{{hatnote|1=[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL407930F90CFF0B42 Listen to soundtrack on YouTube.]}}
[[File:The Orange Box Soundtrack Cover.jpg|right|300px]]

1. '''''Subject Name Here''''' - 1:44
A pulsing track riddled with high pitched beeps. Plays when the player acquires the [[Portal gun|Dual Portal Device]] that can shoot both blue and orange portals, in Test Chamber 11. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
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2. '''''Taste of Blood''''' - 3:06
A nostalgic track with hints of melancholy that plays when the player first encounters the [[Portal gun]], which only shoots blue portals. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|BSNJ7RsP1xs|audio=yes}}
3. '''''Android Hell''''' - 3:45
A soaring ambient synth track that plays first in Test Chamber 13, and again in the large room of Test Chamber 18 containing turrets. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|dtJRiOO-ywM|audio=yes}}
4. '''''Self Esteem Fund''''' - 3:30
Arguably the most melancholic song on the soundtrack, this lamenting track plays in Test Chambers 10, 12, and 14. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|IyPb-8OjWVk|audio=yes}}
5. '''''Procedural Jiggle Bone''''' - 4:34
A wobbly, otherworldly ambient synth track that plays both on Portal's main menu and during Test Chambers
8 and 19. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|EkQYJH9oWiI|audio=yes}}
6. '''''No Cake For You''''' - 4:05
A slightly creepy, hopeless track that plays in Test Chamber 16's Ratman den. Throughout the track, high pitched radio transmission-like beeps and rythmic, water-like synth bells can be heard. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|GQghP9UGm2A|audio=yes}}
7. '''''4000 Degrees Kelvin''''' - 1:01
A dramatic, chaotic track that plays [[GLaDOS]] attempts to incinerate the player by lowering them into the fire pit on the [[Unstationary Scaffold]] at the end of Test Chamber 19. Composed by Kelly Bailey.
{{youtube|fjoPbSGOgfo|audio=yes}}
8. '''''Stop What You Are Doing''''' - 4:00
A creepy ambient track that plays during the protagonists' escape as they traverse through the dilapidated maintenance areas and offices of the Enrichment Center.
{{youtube|vzxqWuqpvX0|audio=yes}}
9. '''''Party Escort''''' - 4:21
A soft, synth-filled ambient track that plays during the protagonist's first encounter with the [[Rocket Turret]]. Composed by Mike Morasky.
* The high-pitched ringing heard throughout the song ''may'' represent the Rocket Turret's aiming laser. This, however, is unconfirmed by Morasky.
{{youtube|xIzVpkWCUTA|audio=yes}}
10. '''''You're Not a Good Person''''' - 1:24
An intense percussive track that plays during the turret ambush towards the end of the protagonist's escape. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|pUNzXZZ_lA8|audio=yes}}
11. '''''You Can't Escape, You Know''''' - 6:24
Plays during the final battle with GLaDOS, as [[neurotoxin]] flows into the [[Central AI Chamber]]. Composed by Mike Morasky.
{{youtube|PWUAT-pAkbg|audio=yes}}
12. '''''Still Alive''''' - 3:05
The acclaimed end credits theme of Portal, written by Jonathan Coulton and sung by [[Ellen McLain]] as GLaDOS.
{{youtube|VuLktUzq23c|audio=yes}}

==References==
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