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Playable Version of Cancelled Portal Prequel F-Stop Emerges After Years
- A playable version of the cancelled Portal prequel F-Stop has emerged after years of being unreleased.
- The game was reconstructed using assets and source code from separate leaks, including a large 12-terabyte leak.
- Most of the game's assets were revealed in August, but the final pieces were shared on the Valve Cut Content Discord.
- The game is now available to play, though access may be unstable at the moment.
- This reconstruction is the closest thing to an official release for the game.
Articles (5)
Rock Paper Shotgun·
What remains of canned Portal prequel white whale F-Stop is now fully playable thanks to modders and some big leaks
Engadget·
All the leaks for the Portal prequel F-Stop have been compiled into a playable game
PC Gamer·
Valve's long-lost prototype Portal prequel appears online after nearly 20 years
The Verge·
A fully playable version of Portal prequel F-Stop leaked
Kotaku·
Valve’s Cancelled Portal Prequel F-Stop Has Leaked