Portal 2 how long to beat

You should kill yourself now View Profile View Posts. Duion View Profile View Posts. The first and only time I played it through I needed around 6 hours and 30 minutes to finish the whole game. Atira View Profile View Posts. About 8 hours. Ari View Profile View Posts. Didoaja View Profile View Posts. Last edited by Didoaja ; 26 Dec, pm.

Khorps View Profile View Posts. Hem View Profile View Posts. Last edited by Hem ; 26 Dec, pm. About 5 hours for the other runs More topics from this board Potato suddenly appeared when I start Chapter 7? Tech Support 3 Answers Portal 2 won't start up? Tech Support 1 Answer Running Portal 2? Tech Support 1 Answer. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? User Info: jake-sf jake-sf 10 years ago 1 No spoilers or anything. I won't play it until my friend gets it on the PS3, so I'm wondering how is it.

Single player is fun, but limited and easy. I was hoping Co-op would be a far more challenging experience. Is it? And how long is it? As long as the single player? User Info: kamikaze kamikaze 10 years ago 2 co-op is a blast and the puzzles really make you think. User Info: Taiketo Taiketo 10 years ago 4 Co-op is fun, but it's really short. User Info: Decoy77 Decoy77 10 years ago 5 Did it with a complete stranger in probably 3 hours or so. User Info: xHughJasx xHughJasx 10 years ago 7 completing 40 levels in 3 hours with a complete stranger is pretty impressive, about 4.

User Info: xan46 xan46 10 years ago 9 So it wasn't 10 hours? Another nice touch is the ability to see through the eyes of the other player by holding down the TAB button on your keyboard. This gives you an idea of what they're seeing, where they are, and what they're thinking. This is important when you're both working on a solution to the puzzles presented to you. There is also sometimes the opportunity to destroy the other robot—and a certain disembodied voice may take some glee in just that sort of chaos—but destruction only means it takes a moment to respawn.

The challenge is to move forward, not stay alive. Ah, the pleasures of being a robot! My first time playing began with voice chat, but when the Ventrillo server failed, my friend and I found that the game gave us more than enough tools to communicate with each other without speaking, or even typing.

Heck, we were able to give each respect for a job well done or mock each other for simple mistakes using the built-in emotes. The single-player game is fun, but there is something magical that happens when you and a friend begin to experiment with the portals and levels to try to find a solution to each puzzle.

Teamwork is mandatory, and the level design is often brilliant.