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The "Perpetual Testing Initiative" has been expanded to allow you to design co-op puzzles for you and your friends! Features a single player campaign and an entire separate co-op campaign.
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seriesPortal
developerValve Corporation
publisherValve Corporation
composerMike Morasky engineSource
release date NAApril 18th, 2011
Everyone 10+

Single PlayerFirst-PersonPuzzleSci-FiLevel EditorLow SpecFemale ProtagonistOnline Co-opLocal Co-op

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