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Kevin Reid / kpreid

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Came for the Portal, stayed for everything else. These days I play TF2 and Minecraft.

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crackatopia May 19, 2013 @ 8:10pm 
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If you like platform puzzle games, or games that play with the nature of the virtual universe, then check out this game. For a free demo, try the older Flash version (all levels are different) at <http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/480006>.

Leave a comment September 7th, 2012 @ 9:38pm

An atmospheric puzzle platformer; you must make your way across eerie landscapes as a young boy, not an action hero. Each area (progress is autosaved and death returns you to a recent checkpoint) presents a new kind of puzzle, often elegantly building on elements you learned previously. You will probably encounter an instance of Your Least Favorite Mechanic (for me it's jumping-and-running to beat a just-long-enough timer) somewhere in this game, but once you get past it you'll be doing different things.

Leave a comment July 12th, 2012 @ 4:37pm

An inventive and elegant puzzle platformer. Each room is its own puzzle to complete at once, but the path you take to enter it matters; all the mechanics introduced are used thoroughly and in combination to excellently brain-twisting effect. I recommend the demo at <http://www.theoddmanout.net/games/1000AmpsDemo.html>; it represents the full game well except in lacking the later, more intricate puzzles.

Leave a comment April 14th, 2012 @ 7:20am