传送门(游戏)

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参见: 传送门(游戏机制)
退后,传送门即将开启:三,二,一。
GLaDOS
传送门
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基本数据
开发者:

Valve

发行商:
  • Valve Corporation
  • Microsoft Game Studios (XBLA)
经销商:
  • Electronic Arts (retail)
  • Valve Corporation (online)
引擎:

起源引擎

发行日:
  • Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360 (The Orange Box retail)
    • North America: October 10, 2007
    • Europe: October 18, 2007
    • Australia: October 18, 2007
  • Microsoft Windows:
    • Steam October 9, 2007
  • PlayStation 3:
    • NA December 11, 2007
    • EU December 14, 2007
    • AUS December 20, 2007
  • Microsoft Windows:
    • (retail stand-alone): NA April 9, 2008
    • Rest of World April 11, 2008
  • Xbox Live Arcade:
    • October 22, 2008
  • Mac OS X:
    • May 12, 2010
  • Linux:
    • June 24, 2013
模式:

单人游戏

类型:

第一人称解密/平台游戏

评级:
  • ESRB: T
  • OFLC: M
  • PEGI: 12
  • USK: 12
系统需求:
  • Windows
    • Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000
    • CPU: 1.7 GHz (3.0 GHz recommended)
    • Memory: 512 MB (1 GB recommended)
    • Graphics hardware: DirectX 8 video card (Direct X 9 video card recommended)
    • Network: 需要网络连接
  • Mac
    • Operating system: Leopard 10.5.8, Snow Leopard 10.6.3
    • Memory: 1 GB
    • Graphics hardware: NVIDIA GeForce 8 / ATI X1600 or higher
    • Network: Internet Connection
  • Xbox 360
  • PlayStation 3
  • Nvidia Shield
  • Nintendo Switch

传送门传送门 系列最早的游戏。它是一款由 Valve 开发的单人解谜游戏,并于2007年10月9日作为 The Orange Box/橙盒 的一部分发行,适用于 Microsoft Windows 和 Xbox 360;PlayStation 3 版本则在稍晚的2007年12月11日发布。作为2010年5月12日所推出的“Steam 支持 Mac OS X”内容的一部分,传送门 进行了再次发行;为了庆祝这次发行,在2010年5月24日之前,用户可在 Steam 网站的一个促销页面上免费领取这款游戏。此外,作为2011年 Learn With Portals 项目的一部分,传送门 再次限时免费领取。

2022年2月9日,Nintendo Switch 宣布推出 传送门:同伴合集,并随后于2022年6月28日发行,此捆绑包内包含 传送门

概要

主条目: 故事

传送门 的情节是通过 GLaDOS 的语音信息和后期关卡中可发现的附属房间向玩家揭露的。根据电子书 传送门 2:The Final Hours,故事发生的年份被确定为“2010年的某个时刻”——在光圈科技被遗弃十二年后。 The game begins with protagonist Chell waking up from a stasis bed and hearing instructions and warnings from GLaDOS about the upcoming test experience. This part of the game involves distinct test chambers that, in sequence, introduce players to the game's mechanics. GLaDOS's announcements serve not only to instruct Chell and help her progress through the game, but also to create atmosphere and develop the AI as a character. Chell is promised cake and grief counseling as her reward if she manages to complete all the test chambers.

Chell proceeds through the empty Enrichment Center, interacting only with GLaDOS. Over the course of the game, GLaDOS's motives are hinted to be more sinister than her helpful demeanor suggests. Although she is designed to appear helpful and encouraging, GLaDOS's actions and speech suggest insincerity and callous disregard for the safety and well-being of the test subjects. The test chambers become increasingly dangerous as Chell proceeds, and GLaDOS even directs Chell through a live-fire course designed for military androids as a result of "mandatory scheduled maintenance" in the regular test chamber. In another chamber, GLaDOS boasts about the fidelity and importance of the Weighted Companion Cube, a waist-high crate with a single large pink heart on each face, for helping Chell to complete the chamber. However, GLaDOS then declares that it "unfortunately must be euthanized" in an "emergency intelligence incinerator" before Chell can continue. Some of the later chambers include automated turrets with child-like voices that fire at Chell, only to sympathize with her after being disabled ("I don't blame you" and "No hard feelings").

After Chell completes the final test chamber, GLaDOS congratulates her and prepares her "victory candescence", maneuvering Chell into a pit of fire. As GLaDOS assures her that "all Aperture technologies remain safely operational up to 4,000 degrees [sic] kelvin", Chell escapes with the use of the portal gun and makes her way through the maintenance areas within the Enrichment Center. Throughout this section, GLaDOS still sends messages to Chell and it becomes clear that she has become corrupt and may have killed everyone else in the center. Chell makes her way through the maintenance areas and empty office spaces behind the chambers, sometimes following graffiti messages which point in the right direction. These backstage areas, which are in an extremely dilapidated state, stand in stark contrast to the pristine test chambers. The graffiti includes statements such as "the cake is a lie" and pastiches of Emily Dickinson's poem "The Chariot," Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's "The Reaper and the Flowers," and Emily Brontë's "No Coward Soul Is Mine," mourning the death of the Companion Cube. GLaDOS attempts to dissuade Chell with threats of physical harm and misleading statements claiming that she is going the wrong way as Chell makes her way deeper into the maintenance areas. Eventually, Chell reaches a large chamber where GLaDOS's hardware hangs overhead. GLaDOS continues to plead with Chell, but during the exchange one of GLaDOS' personality core spheres falls off; Chell drops it in an incinerator. GLaDOS reveals that Chell has just destroyed the morality core, which the Aperture Science employees allegedly installed after GLaDOS flooded the enrichment center with a deadly neurotoxin, and goes on to state that now there is nothing to prevent her from doing so once again. A six-minute countdown starts as Chell dislodges and incinerates more pieces of GLaDOS, while GLaDOS attempts to discourage her both verbally with a series of taunts and increasingly juvenile insults and physically by firing rockets at Chell. After she has destroyed the final piece, a portal malfunction tears the room apart and transports everything to the surface. Chell is then seen lying outside the facility's gates amid the remains of GLaDOS. One of the final scenes is changed through a patch of the PC version that was made available a few days before Portal 2's announcement; in this retroactive continuity, Chell is dragged away from the scene by an unseen entity speaking in a robotic voice, thanking her for assuming the party escort submission position (a reference to GLaDOS's request that she assume this position after escaping). The final scene, after a long and speedy zoom through the bowels of the facility, shows a mix of shelves surrounding a Black Forest cake and the Weighted Companion Cube. The shelves contain dozens of other personality cores, some of which begin to light up before a robotic arm descends and extinguishes the candle on the cake. As the credits roll, GLaDOS delivers a concluding report: the song "Still Alive", considering the experiment to be a huge success.

开发

Portal is Valve's professionally-developed spiritual successor to the freeware Narbacular Drop, the 2005 independent game released by students of the DigiPen; the original Drop team were employed at Valve. Certain elements, like the orange/blue system of identifying the two different portal ends a player can have open at a time (one connecting to the other), have been retained. The key difference in the signature portal mechanic between the two games is that in Narbacular Drop the player can place a portal on a wall visible through another portal, whereas in Portal, the HPD cannot fire a portal shot through a portal; however, the HPD can fire a portal shot while the player is standing in a portal.

更新历史

主条目: 补丁

原声带

主条目: 传送门原声带

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