History VideoGame / PortalTheFlashVersion

* OneHitPointWonder: The player character suffers from this.

* AscendedFanon:
** Levels from the mappack version of the game were later used as bonus levels in the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} UpdatedRerelease ''Portal: Still Alive''.
** The red and blue plasma walls were re-purposed into the Hard Light Bridge and Laser grid in VideoGame/Portal2.

* UnwinnableByMistake: One puzzle in the mappack has a cube fall onto a button in a room that can only be reached if that button is pressed - so if the cube bounces off, that part of the puzzle is unreachable, making it unsolvable.

* TheCameo: No longer canon since ''VideoGame/Portal2'', but around the middle of the game, you get to see the ''Borealis'' in its drydock, along with a screen showing its blueprints. And to progress, you have to push a button that loads Personality Cores onto one of its crates.

* UnwinnableByMistake: One puzzle in the mappack has a cube fall onto a button in room that can only be reached if that button is pressed - so if the cube bounces off, that part of the puzzle is unreachable, making it unsolvable.

* TheElevatorFromIpanema: One level in the mappack has an Unstationary Scaffold that plays a slowed-down version of the ''Still Alive'' radio tune as it moves.

* AscendedFanon: Levels from the mappack version of the game were later used as bonus levels in the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} UpdatedRerelease ''Portal: Still Alive''.

* DevelopersForesight: If you drop yourself into the incinerator instead of the Companion Cube, a line of text reading "Oh the irony!" appears before you die.

* DeadpanSnarker: [=GLaDOS=] fits this trope, to a lesser extent than the original game.

* TheElevatorFromIpanema: One level in the mappack has an Unstationary Scaffold, where you have to use the CompanionCube to shield yourself from turrets, while a slowed-down version of the ''Still Alive'' radio tune plays along the way.

* BiggerBad: In the mappack version. [[spoiler: Congratulations. You escaped [=GLaDOS=] and are now free. Have fun with [[VideoGame/HalfLife2 the Combine]].]]

* {{Freeware Game|s}}: Was released for free.

* DescendingCeiling: Restored from the original trailer from ''Portal'', though the fire pit is replaced with an AcidPool in the mappack.

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Oddly, the game was made sometime before Portal was released, so some in game details are incorrect.

[[CaptainObvious See also]]: VideoGame/{{Portal}}

* {{Freeware Game|s}}
* HeroicMime

* SpikesOfDoom

* {{Web Game|s}}

* TwentyMinute/sIntoTheFuture

* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture

* DamnYouMuscleMemory: In Valve's ''Portal'', left and right click fires blue and orange portals respectively, and E picks up objects. On the flash version, Q and E fire one color each of the portals, F picks up objects, the left mouse button fires alternating portals, and right click opens the useless Flash menu (which to be fair, they couldn't deactivate no matter what they tried).

* AscendedFanon: Levels from the mappack version of the game were later used as bonus levels in the {{Xbox 360}} UpdatedRerelease ''Portal: Still Alive''.

* FinalBoss: In the mappack: [[spoiler:[[HumongousMecha Aperture Science Heavy Duty Super Attack Mecha]]]]

* CompanionCube: Based off of the trope namer.

* TheCakeIsALie: [[VideoGame/{{Portal}} Have you forgotten what series this is based off of?]] [[spoiler:Subverted, as you actually ''do'' get cake at the end of the game.]]

* AIIsACrapshoot: [=GLaDOS=].

Portal the Flash Version is an web - based flash game created by [[http://wecreatestuff.com/ We Create Stuff]] in dedication to Valve's game VideoGame/{{Portal}}. The basic game mechanic is the same: Shoot two portals to move around an area that could not be accessed otherwise. The game is two dimensional, but, like the original 3D game, features an {{Affably Evil}} AI named [=GLaDOS=] who uses increasingly cruel traps in order to kill the player character. The game has lethal yet necessary energy balls, [[SpikesOfDoom spike traps]], {{Bottomless Pits}}, [[WeakTurretGun turrets]] and more. The game has garnered some internet popularity, and can be played [[http://portal.wecreatestuff.com/ here]]

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* {{AI Is A Crapshoot}}: [=GLaDOS=].
* {{Big Bad}}: [=GLaDOS=]. Big time. See above.
* {{Companion Cube}}: Based off of the trope namer.
* {{Deadpan Snarker}}: [=GLaDOS=] fits this trope, to a lesser extent than the original game.
* {{Fake Difficulty}}: The character has a tendency to keep running, even though your finger isn't on the button anymore. It doesn't help that this usually happens at the worst possible times, too.
* [[FreewareGames Freeware Game]]
* {{Heroic Mime}}
* {{Nintendo Hard}}: Some of the latter levels fall into this trope.
* {{One Hit Point Wonder}}: The player character suffers from this.
* {{Spikes of Doom}}
* {{The Cake is a Lie}}: [[VideoGame/{{Portal}} Have you forgotten what series this is based off of?]] [[spoiler:Subverted, as you actually ''do'' get cake at the end of the game.]]
* {{Twenty Minutes Into The Future}}
* [[WebGames Web Game]]

Portal the Flash Version is an web - based flash game created by [[http://wecreatestuff.com/ We Create Stuff]] in dedication to Valve's game {{Portal}}. The basic game mechanic is the same: Shoot two portals to move around an area that could not be accessed otherwise. The game is two dimensional, but, like the original 3D game, features an {{Affably Evil}} AI named [=GLaDOS=] who uses increasingly cruel traps in order to kill the player character. The game has lethal yet necessary energy balls, [[SpikesOfDoom spike traps]], {{Bottomless Pits}}, [[WeakTurretGun turrets]] and more. The game has garnered some internet popularity, and can be played [[http://portal.wecreatestuff.com/ here]]

[[CaptainObvious See also]]: {{Portal}}