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Princess Isabella: The Rise of an Heir Collector's Edition

Redemption Cemetery: Salvation of the Lost

The Rainbow Machine

Rite of Passage: Child of the Forest Collector's Edition

The Path of Hercules

Big Bang West

Fairy Land: The Magical Machine

Teddy Floppy Ear: Mountain Adventure

Small Town Terrors: Pilgrim's Hook

Legacy Tales: Mercy of the Gallows Collector's Edition

Empress of the Deep 3: Legacy of the Phoenix

Portal of Evil: Stolen Runes Collector's Edition

Aquascapes

Mystery Murders: The Sleeping Palace

300 Dwarves

Vampire Legends: The True Story of Kisilova

Castle: Never Judge a Book by Its Cover

Fear For Sale: Nightmare Cinema

Shiver: Moonlit Grove Collector's Edition

Island of Death: Demons and Despair

Games Tagged with "portal"

Portal 2D

Oct 2012

Rating:

3.66

Categories: achievements, browser, flash, free, game, linux, mac, platform, portal, puzzle, rating-g, windows, wixgames

Wix Games pays homage to Valve's well-loved Portal 2 in this puzzle platformer that sends you on an epic quest through a mysterious facility in search of your beloved... sandwich. Using the iconic portal gun, manipulate momentum, flip switches, and use your environment to your advantage to overcome seemingly impossible obstacles.

Portal Quest

Jul 2012

Rating:

3.84

Categories: browser, flash, free, game, linux, mac, pixelart, platform, portal, puzzle, rating-g, retro, windows, ygrigoryev

Taking its cues from Portal 1 and 2, as well as Portal: The Flash Version, Portal Quest puts you back in the testing lab with a portal gun and little else to aid your escape. There's no GLaDOS, but there is a fun puzzle game set at just the right difficulty. And plenty of science.

Epsilon

Jun 2008

Rating:

4.66

Categories: action, browser, dissoluteproductions, flash, free, game, gravity, lhc, linux, mac, physics, portal, puzzle, rating-g, timetravel, windows, wormhole

A casual portal-physics game that's a well-polished piece with concepts paralleling the Flash version of Portal, as well as other titles like Shift 2 and Cursor*10. But instead of being a simple portal manipulation game, Epsilon explores two other physical properties aside from spatial relativity; time and gravity!