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I was pleasantly surprised with Valve’s portal announcement and trailer a few days ago. It turns out that the “portal” gameplay concept was actually from a game called Narbacular Drop, a game that won the IGF Student Showcase award. Apparently, Valve saw the game and contacted the indie developers, offering a few of them the contract to make the game using the Source engine.
You can download freeware game here (27 MB).
