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Should we add this stuff in? Clone5184 ( talk) 23:33, 28 August 2014 (EDT)Дoesn't the game have a level editor? Does it use this stuff? - Hiccup ( talk) 06:52, 29 August 2014 (EDT) What I've seen so far, is various things like textures for the bumbleball, PETI models for the combine ball launcher and catcher, Pneumatic Diversity vent models, etc.

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For those of you confused, the creators of Aperture Tag got the people who made the popular mod for Portal 2, beemod, to make a special version of it for Aperture tag. Retrieved July 28, 2014.Ho-ly crap, there's a lot of leftovers from beemod. 'As one Portal 2 mod gathers support, another is slammed for not being free'. 'Aperture Tag: The Paint Gun Testing Initiative review'. ^ Livingston, Christopher (July 22, 2014).'Aperture Tag Review вЂ“ ValveTime Reviews'. ^ 'Aperture Tag: The Paint Gun Testing Initiative on Steam'.'Thinking Without Portals вЂ“ How The Portal 2 Gel Mod Aperture Tag Came To Exist'. ^ a b c d Hilliard, Kyle (July 19, 2014).Brighton, United Kingdom: Gamer Network Ltd. 'Valve-licensed Portal 2 mod doesn't use the portal gun'.

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Others, however, have largely complained about the existence at all of a $7 price tag for a licensed mod, rather than the game being free of charge.

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PC Gamer rated the game 58 points out of 100, stating that it 'lacks balance and grows repetitive, but provides a handful of good puzzle chambers if you're willing to pay for them.' ДЄ general statement by purchasers of the game in reviews on Steam have been that it has a 'poorly written script, sub-par voice acting, and general lack of polish'. However, they also criticized the pacing of the story and dialog falling weak many times. Giving it good value for money.' ValveTime praised the visual and level design for its gameplay mechanic and variety, level design structure, polish degree, soundtrack detail consistency and map scale without affecting performance. ValveTime stated ' looks great, it plays well, and it last 2вЂ“3 hours. Many of the tracks are remixes of tracks in the soundtrack of Portal 2. The game's soundtrack was composed by Harry101UK, and Christopher McEvoy, and also included the song 'All These Walls' by Abarax.

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Roman paid a visit to Valve in May 2013 and decided afterward to make Aperture Tag a full modification release and not just a series of episodic maps. They responded that while a weapon_paintgun file was in the game, it didn't do anything and had been dropped from the release entirely.

ДЄfter attending a Valve-hosted closed beta for the Perpetual Testing Initiative, Roman asked the employees if a paint gun add-on was going to be developed for Portal 2 so that it could be used in community made maps. Roman asked the creator if he could use the device, was approved to do so, and made some modifications before releasing his own map utilizing it. The paint gun he ended up using for Aperture Tag was developed by another modder in the community. After playing this precursor, Roman wanted to do more with the aspects of the game, especially the paint gun. It was stated that the concept of paint for Portal 2 was first derived from the game Tag: The Power of Paint, whose team was hired to work on the paint aspects of Portal 2. Development Д®ugenio Roman, the original organizer of the Aperture Tag Team, first began considering paint gun and gel concepts before the Portal 2 game was released and when the gel components of the game were announced. They are used in Aperture Tag to move the player from level to level in order to make the transitions faster. The game also takes advantage of a cut part of the Portal series in Pneumatic Diversity vents/tubes, which were featured in early trailers for Portal 2. Unlike the stationary locations of gel in Portal 2, however, the paint gun allows the player to apply the gels to paint-enabled surfaces through the levels. Both gels were featured in Portal 2, with the blue providing a jump boost and bouncing pad and the orange gel providing a speed boost. The primary tool used in the game is the paint gun which fires two kinds of gel, blue and orange.