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[[File:P2ruins.jpg|thumb|right|Decayed, ruined chambers]] | [[File:P2ruins.jpg|thumb|right|Decayed, ruined chambers]] | ||
This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first few chapters of Portal 2, where the player explore the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}} | This type of level design can be seen mostly in the first few chapters of Portal 2, where the player explore the devastating designs of destroyed levels. Outgrown leaves and grass dominate over the ruined panels mostly missing the final touch, just having the metal holder rim visible on the surface. The ruins don't seem a big roadblock to the player, but might impose a sort of emotional feeling to the player {{Spoiler|because the reason why Aperture has gone decayed is the side effect of the player's actions in the first game, and might find themselves guilty, even though they shouldn't be.}} | ||
Chapters that this style appears in:"The Courtesy Call", "The Cold Boot", "The Return", "The Surprise" and "Hard-Light Surfaces"(Co-op) | |||
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