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Afterword is an expansion to the current storyline of the portal universe. In fact, we are trying to explain what happened immediately after the events of portal, how aperture had changed. Everything is thrown into chaos, and without GLaDOS to regulate the system Aperture Science becomes unpredictable and unstable. You will play as Sarah another test subject trapped in the facility. After Chell had escaped test chamber 19, GLaDOS awoke Sarah to satisfy her testing euphoria while she was trying to convince Chell to return to the testing area. But alas, GLaDOS was destroyed and Sarah left alone in the Enrichment center. So, Portal ends and our story begins... with a little friend named Green. Lots of new test-chambers, puzzle elements and an emotional story are waiting for you!
Ingame shot
The new energy balls are particle effects rather than flat sprites.
You'll get used to this one too then.
I miss the Combine Orbs...
In case you haven't noticed, most of the technology used by the combine is stolen from Aperture and Black Mesa.
- The turrets are similiar (except they don't talk, and they have fewer guns)
- The Weapon Strippers use Emancipation Grill technology
- They have Force-Field bridges that are similiar to Hard-Light bridges.
- The orbs that they launch out of their Pulse Rifles are just Aperture Science High Energy Pellets.
If you modded Portal to use Half-Life 2 turrets, the gameplay wouldn't be that different. Sure, they wouldn't be talking to you and you wouldn't see any targeting lasers, but still...
...Portal was created with HL2 assets because it was a test to see if people would like first person puzzles. Portal was developed cheaply, so if it was a flop Valve wouldn't take much of a financial hit. You're trying to find a storyline connection for a developmental decision.