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Games like Portal 2

2011PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified98 % positive9.69 €

A brilliant first-person physics puzzler where you bend space with the portal gun through the decaying test chambers of Aperture Science, driven by the razor-sharp wit of GLaDOS and Wheatley. A separate co-op campaign adds clever two-player puzzles.

  • Playing together in co-op
  • Lots of humour
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Sci-fi setting

The closest matches for Portal 2 are Split Fiction, Quantum Conundrum and The Turing Test. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Portal 2 special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Split Fiction

85 %Match

2025PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified97 % positive49.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Portal 2: playing together in co-op, lavish production and a sci-fi setting.

A strictly two-player co-op adventure where two writers hop between sci-fi and fantasy worlds, constantly reinventing its mechanics. Every chapter throws new ideas at you, from chase sequences to playful side stories.

Quantum Conundrum

Sci-fi setting

A first-person puzzle game set in an eccentric professor's mansion where you shift dimensions to change objects' weight, gravity and time to solve test chambers. It has dry humor and a cartoonish look.

The Turing Test

Sci-fi setting

A first-person puzzle game set on Jupiter's moon Europa, where you play engineer Ava Turing solving chambers built on energy and physics puzzles. Along the way it reflects on artificial intelligence, morality and what consciousness really means.

Pikuniku

Focus on a single character

A charming, absurdly funny puzzle-platformer where you play a little red creature who rolls, kicks and swings through a quirky world while uncovering a silly conspiracy. Its bold minimalist look and gentle difficulty make it very approachable.

Machinarium

Lavish presentation

A wordless point-and-click adventure following a tiny robot through a gorgeously hand-drawn, rusty machine city, packed with clever puzzles and charming pictogram storytelling. Floex's atmospheric soundtrack makes it a calm, whimsical work of art.

Superliminal

Lavish presentation

A first-person puzzle game set in a dream where perspective is reality: objects grow or shrink depending on how you look at them. Short and mind-bending, with dry humor and a surprisingly reflective message.

Deponia Doomsday

Sci-fi setting

A comedic point-and-click adventure in which the bumbling antihero Rufus tries to save Deponia from destruction through time-hopping mishaps and absurd puzzles. Sharp, irreverent writing and hand-drawn junkyard worlds define its style.

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