Two of the best games out there, and they both still hold up, imo. The original also recently got a graphics upgrade to put it in par with the sequel, which is nice.
I would argue that the upgrade makes it look better than the sequel. The path tracing is really good.
I don’t think Portal 2 ever got the RTX treatment, but please correct me if I’m wrong, because I need a good excuse to play it again (and hold me off for awhile I wait for Half-Life 2 RTX).
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Two of the best games out there, and they both still hold up, imo. The original also recently got a graphics upgrade to put it in par with the sequel, which is nice.
Word? I’mma have to play Portal 1 again to check out the new visuals.
Just a heads up: it’s a mod but is listed as a separate game on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2012840/Portal_with_RTX/
It came out in 2022, however, so IDK why OP is saying “recently”.
For a game that came out in 2007, a 3-yo mod is “recent”. Mostly.
I would argue that the upgrade makes it look better than the sequel. The path tracing is really good.
I don’t think Portal 2 ever got the RTX treatment, but please correct me if I’m wrong, because I need a good excuse to play it again (and hold me off for awhile I wait for Half-Life 2 RTX).