LD - High Speed Bay

High Speed Bay

Tri-fold map created for "Aperture Tag", a stand-alone mod

for Portal 2. Its puzzles rely on mastering the game's physics,

as well as the effective use of skills acquired during play sessions.

Steam Workshop - Aperture Tag

GUIDELINE - LEVEL DESIGN

Inspired by "Gelocity" 1, 2 and 3 (great racing maps for Portal 2),

this 3 part map puts speed, speed of execution and

physics-based puzzles in the spotlight.

You will need to deftly use accelerating and bouncing gels, as well as experience gained to succeed in the given time.

TECHNICAL SHEET

A few technical points about this map:

17 hrs

Production

time

9 hrs

Initial production time (before cutting)

15 min

Average time

to complete the map

2

Number of maps

in the "Best creations of the week" Steam section

5 min 30 s

best current

time

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Overview

Thanks to the cross-sectional view of the engine,
we notice better
the verticality of the level.

The vastness of large rooms has its important

it allows the player
to understand the beginning and the end of puzzles.

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Kiyan Forestier
Level Designer

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High Speed Bay

GUIDELINE - LEVEL DESIGN

TECHNICAL SHEET

17 hrs

9 hrs

15 min

2

5 min 30 s

Overview

Thanks to the cross-sectional view of the engine,
we notice better
the verticality of the level.

The vastness of large rooms has its important

it allows the player
to understand the beginning and the end of puzzles.

Kiyan Forestier Level Designer

resume

resume

High Speed Bay

GUIDELINE - LEVEL DESIGN

TECHNICAL SHEET

17 hrs

9 hrs

15 min

2

5 min 30 s

Overview

Thanks to the cross-sectional view of the engine, we notice better the verticality of the level. The vastness of large rooms has its important it allows the player to understand the beginning and the end of puzzles.

Kiyan Forestier
Level Designer

Thanks to the cross-sectional view of the engine,
we notice better
the verticality of the level.

The vastness of large rooms has its important

it allows the player
to understand the beginning and the end of puzzles.