Aperture Tag The Paint Gun Testing Initiative

Aperture Tag: The Paint Gun Testing Initiative is a 2014 first-person puzzle-platform video game developed by the Aperture Tag Team. Originally made as a modification of the Valve Corporation's Portal series, it was officially approved for sale by Valve and released on the software distribution platform Steam on July 15, 2014.

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Aperture Tag: The Paint Gun Testing Initiative Soundtrack by Christopher McEvoy, released 14 July 2014 1. Build up to Nowhere 3. Central Hub 4. Resonance I created this as part of the soundtrack for the Portal 2 Mod 'Aperture Tag: The Paint Gun Testing Initiative'. The rest of the soundtrack was created by Harry 'Harry101UK' Callaghan, and is freely available for download over. A description of tropes appearing in Aperture Tag: The Paint Gun Testing Initiative. A Portal 2 mod, later released through Steam Greenlight. Aperture Tag.

About This Game Aperture Tag: The Paint Gun Testing Initiative is a community-made mod for Portal 2, inspired by TAG! The Power of Paint. The familiar Portal 2 gels are now contained within the Aperture Science Paint Gun Device and it's your job to test it out!Featuring a new personality-core and an original story with 27 polished levels; the mod offers an exciting and fun experience in varied and interesting new locations throughout Aperture Science.Introducing gels as the core gameplay mechanic completely changes the way you solve puzzles, explore, and survive all the challenges thrown at you! Key Features. New Gameplay Mechanics for Portal 2.

27 Original Maps and a Full Campaign. A New Character with Original Voice-Acting.

In-Game Level Editor. Access to the used to create the Aperture Tag.

Single-Player and Co-op Workshop Integration with Source Instances to create your own Paint Gun Maps. Steam Trading Cards. Full Developer Commentary. Completely original Soundtrack by,. Aperture Tag: The Paint Gun Testing Initiative was developed by the Aperture Tag Team. We are a bunch of fans of Portal 2 and we are not related to Valve Software.

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Valve did not develop this game, and as such is not an official game by Valve nor endorsed by them. The game takes place in a world initially created by Valve and as such, we do not claim to own any of the IP, including, but not limiting to Personality Core, Aperture Science, Gels, Portal, and other game content initially featured in previous Valve games, including but not limited to Portal 2, Portal, Counter Strike: Source, Counter Strike: Global Offensive, Half Life 2, etc.

.: Possibly the most dramatic moment in the game, the 50 second speed run after disabling the ALSSER can be potentially ruined if the player is curious enough to wonder what a certain button on the wall does: it replaces the 50 second speed run with a 50 second cut scene of the speed run. It doesn't help that it isn't obvious what the button does, and there's no way to undo it.: The speed run after disabling the ALSSER.

50 seconds to get out of there, which is just enough time. It's without a doubt the most action packed level.: At the same time, if your reflexes are anything less than lightning-fast, that same segment can easily become this,.: A lot of players find Nigel annoying or simply hate him for.