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| developer = Nuclear Monkey Software | | developer = Nuclear Monkey Software | ||
| engine = Sketcher Engine | | engine = Sketcher Engine | ||
| released = Microsoft Windows: 2005 | | released = Microsoft Windows: 2005 | ||
| modes = | | modes = Single-player | ||
| genre = Puzzle | | genre = Puzzle | ||
| ratings = ESRB: E | | ratings = ESRB: E | ||
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* Windows 7, | * Windows (7, Vista, XP, 2000) | ||
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'''''Narbacular Drop''''' is puzzle video game developed by Nuclear Monkey Software, and is the spiritual predecessor to ''[[Portal]]''. | '''''Narbacular Drop''''' is puzzle video game developed by Nuclear Monkey Software, and is the spiritual predecessor to ''[[Portal]]''. | ||
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Narbacular Drop
Basic Information
| Developer: |
Nuclear Monkey Software |
| Engine: |
Sketcher Engine |
| Released: |
Microsoft Windows: 2005 |
| Modes: |
Single-player |
| Genre: |
Puzzle |
| Ratings: |
ESRB: E |
| Requirements: |
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Narbacular Drop is puzzle video game developed by Nuclear Monkey Software, and is the spiritual predecessor to Portal.
Synopsis
Princess No-Knees has been captured by a demon, who locks her inside his dungeon lair, called Wally. To escape, Princess No-Knees uses her magical power; she can look at any two flat surfaces and make an instant link between them using two portals.