These guys are very talented! If they ever had the chance, they would add some killer features in a portal based puzzle first person shooter sequel.

what a little gem!
one of the best I've played in the very short game category.
9/10

not a fan the game dosent save when you leave the game has oversights too

great game but not a fan of the fov
i would still prefer aperture tag: the paint gun testing initiative
but this game inspired the portal gel mechanics so i can't say anything bad about it
also its free so try it if you want, its fun

Has a very cool aesthetic and gameplay

i like sinffin paint

non-obvious idea for a puzzle. Wow

Tag: The Power of Paint is a short but innovative (for its time) first-person puzzle platformer.

What began as a student project would become the inspiration for one of the most iconic puzzle games of all time - Portal 2.

It's an interesting experience for any Portal 2 fan to see how the mechanics have evolved from one game to the next.

من احسن الالعاب الي لعبتها في حياتي بس السلبية مراحل قليلة

It's cool to see the original inspiration for what would later become the gel segments of Portal 2, had no idea they came from a different game prior to playing this. It's really short, only 25 minutes to fully beat, but pretty good for what it is. The puzzles never get crazy interesting, but they show that this concept had potential, it makes sense why Valve saw interest in this idea. The green jump and the red speed gels work the best, with the blue stick gel being a bit janky, but when has a gravity shift mechanic ever not been, especially for a prototype like this. The aesthetics also serve the game pretty well. They're very simple but they look pleasing for the quality and fit the style of painting colors all over it. Overall, pretty great proof of concept.