#map requests

"Cuboid" | Perpetual Testing | Portal 2 Community Maps & Mods

By Storm

When you’re as good at overcomplicating things as I am, it really should be considered a skill. Even GLaDOS acknowledges it.

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"Portal: 2005 - Reimagined" | Perpetual Testing | Portal 2 Community Maps & Mods

By dn2rafael

Experience dn2rafael’s reimagining of the 2005 Portal Beta, featuring 8 recreated, Combine-themed test chambers and an all-new original ending. A unique blend of Portal and Half-Life. Nostalgic, yet refreshing, and pretty damn creepy.

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"Floor 34" | Perpetual Testing | Portal 2 Community Maps & Mods

By distantjetlines

This map really nails that eerie, you shouldn’t be here vibe.

This was distantjetlines’ entry to the Portal Mapping and Modding communities “Aperture Abandonment” competition, where it won first place!

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"Discharge" | Perpetual Testing | Portal 2 Community Maps & Mods

By Fiffle

Just when you think you’ve seen all the fizzlers… You find another one, some where in overgrown and dramatically lit Aperture.

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"Mother Nature" | Perpetual Testing | Portal 2 Community Maps & Mods

Hammerisation by Phosphorus Puzzle design by Dark Rozen

The splendour of Mother Nature as she reclaims the long forgotten parts of Aperture where natural sunlight manages to seep into. Plus it’s a well known fact that the hum of a thermal discouragement beam is very soothing to plant life, kind of like when you play Bach to bean sprouts.

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"Propulsion" | Perpetual Testing | Portal 2 Community Maps & Mods

By BEN77

Some classic Portal gel physics problem solving through a science sphere of yesteryear. Once we work out how to actually get into it that is, the maintenance on this place really went downhill after the whole neurotoxin thing and the old enrichment spheres were already badly neglected.

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"Reconnaissance" | Perpetual Testing #291

By Sweepertank

Two beautifully lit and hammered, delaperture chambers. Featuring duelling piston powered elevator platforms, significant upward trajectories, abrupt changes of scenery. Oh, and a very fun button.

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