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Portal: First Slice

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Portal: First Slice
Developer(s)

Valve Corporation

Release date(s)

January 9, 2008

Genre(s)

First-person shooter demo

Mode(s)

Single-player

Platform(s)

Windows

Distribution

Steam

System req

Originally Nvidia hardware

Input

Keyboard and mouse

Engine

Source

Series

Portal

Portal: First Slice is the demo version of Portal.

Overview[edit]

Portal: First Slice consists of test chambers 00-10, with a total of 11 test chambers.

It was released on Steam on January 9 of 2008, originally available exclusively to the Nvidia graphics chipset owners.[1] The demo was distributed along with Half-Life 2: Deathmatch, Peggle Extreme, and Half-Life 2: Lost Coast. Four months after the initial release, it was made available to all Steam users.[2]

First Slice can not be installed by the users who already own Portal; attempting to do so will download the full game instead. The demo was also temporarily unavailable during the "Portal is Free" marketing campaign.

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