Portal 2's Perpetual Testing Initiative Adds Co-Op Capabilities
Science is always better with a friend to share it with. The Portal 2 “Perpetual Testing Initiative” now offers a co-op mode for all test subjects to construct and test chambers to their hearts content.
Valve has recently given all current owners of Portal 2 a 75% off coupon used towards purchasing another copy of the game. Why? Because they have just added co-op to their new Perpetual Testing Initiative mode. What better way to promote a new 2-player co-op mode than to give a sweet incentive to play together? Obviously, this is a great opportunity to get a friend in on the lovable, but challenging puzzle game, all through a nice gesture of giving them this coupon to play cooperatively.
The Perpetual Testing Initiative, essentially, the Portal 2 map creator feature that allows players to create their own test chambers and publish them on Steam for everyone to play and rate. An additional feature added to the co-op mode update, called “Quick Play”, makes endless, auto-matted playlists of all top-rated, user made maps of all categories. This is a simple, but great way to jump into the game and try out fun maps that fellow gamers have created from scratch.
Those that have Portal 2: give your coupons to those who don’t. Those that don’t have Portal 2 already: ask someone who does to be your friend. Embrace the co-op features of the Perpetual Testing Initiative together!
Source: Thinkwithportals.com
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