Architecture of Portal #8: Companion Cube

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Portal (2007)
Duration: 16:07
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In the developer commentary, they talk about how the companion cube was originally intended to encourage the player to hold on to the cube in a level where it would be necessary to use it in multiple situations. It has subsequently become a symbol of the quirky and highly successful humour of the game.



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