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Cute, highly recommended puzzler, even has a very accessible Level Editor for folks like me who're obsessed with puzzle-making.

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Obviously might be slightly biased in my review as I was one of its playtesters, but I must agree with the crowd that Reloaded is overall a pretty good mod. I'm glad that despite certain people overhyping the game/proclaiming it to be """Portal 3""" and putting so much pressure on its developer, the mod didn't disappoint it seems, if anything, the exact opposite happened.
While there are some issues with the mod that I found that were present even when I was playing its earliest versions, those are not the reason for this review.

I'm writing this to commend the efforts of PORTANIS / Jannis for the amount of dedication, headache, and stress this project must've caused. Though the mod had several playtesters, translators, and a voice actor, among other helpful people, the real meat of this project was all made by him.
One guy.
One guy had to make the Time Portal using just what he had available from Portal 2 itself.
One guy had to make all of the puzzles, detail them, and check over and over and over for any number of issues, from the mildly annoying to the utterly infuriating.
One guy had to assemble the rest of us together to help complete what was left.
One guy had to deal with people's expectations suddenly skyrocketing due to the hype this project brought.
And one guy had to do all of this before Portal 2's 10th anniversary, which based on when he started his work and how much effort he put in, was an incredibly tight time limit.

So to Mr. Brinkmann himself, thank you for all of your hard work on this thing, and thank you for blessing me and many others with the privilege of playtesting it and helping get it from nearly-done to finished. :)

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this video game changed my life

After installing, immediately go and install OpenRCT2, folowing their instructions. That should solve a few problems with the base game as well as introducing new features (multiplayer and easier-to-add modded content, for starters).

However, even without OpenRCT2, RCT2 is the best game in the series for those who want to be more creative, ie megaparks and whatnot. If you like the scenario/economic aspects of the game, I suggest RCT1, Locomotion, or OpenTTD Transport Tycoon Delux), instead.

Overall a solid game, and one of the best of my childhood. Also, Chris Sawyer is a programming god (except for AIs/Computer Players, the competitors in TT and Loco are god awful lmao).