Portal Slingshot

Name: Portal Slingshot
Rating: 4.1585364 (5838 reviews)
Author: Josh Shadik

By: Josh Shadik Game

Overview

Google Play Store

Downloads

268,670 ▲ 1

Data as of 2026-08-02

Rating:

4.16 ▲ 0.02

(5,838)

Version:

1.2.0

Last updated: 2013-06-26

Ranking

#135,458 ▼ 130

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Portal Slingshot Chrome Extension

Portal Slingshot is an engaging physics puzzle game where you use a unique portal slingshot to shoot two portals that connect different spaces together. Solve challenging puzzles by manipulating gravity and space to reach your goal, and enjoy a delicious slice of cake at the end of each level! This Chrome extension offers an immersive experience combining strategy and physics.

You can connect with the game on Facebook at PortalSlingshot. The free version contains ads, but you can upgrade to Portal Slingshot Premium to enjoy an ad-free gaming experience.

Whether you're a puzzle lover or a fan of physics-based games, Portal Slingshot offers hours of fun and brain-teasing challenges right within your browser.

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1.2.0 Last updated: 2013-06-26

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2012-07-25

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ap*****@gmail.com

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Google Play Store

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2026-08-02

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# 135,458 ▼ 130

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Developed by:

Josh Shadik

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.applebat.androidgames.platformPortals

Email:

ap*****@gmail.com

Website:

http://portalslingshot.applebat.co.cc

User Reviews

Portal Slingshot is praised for its unique and addictive puzzle gameplay inspired by Portal, featuring solid level design and stable performance without intrusive ads. Players enjoy building custom levels but frequently request the ability to share and play others' creations to foster community engagement. Common issues include some bugs, basic graphics, occasional frustrating difficulty spikes, and missing useful features such as rewind or undo. Overall, fans of Portal enjoy the game's homage and mechanics despite its limitations and areas needing improvement.

Pros

Unique and interesting concept inspired by the game Portal, with solid level design and mechanics.
Addictive and challenging puzzle gameplay with good physics implementation.
Stable performance without crashes or lag, and free from intrusive ads.
Ability to build and play custom levels enhances replayability.
Fans of Portal appreciate the game's homage and mechanics similarity.

Cons

Lack of features to share or upload custom-created levels with others, limiting community interaction.
Some bugs present, such as issues with collecting more than three orbs or character flying when jump is held too long.
Graphics are basic and not very impressive.
Certain levels can be difficult or confusing to figure out, causing players to get stuck frequently.
Gameplay sometimes feels frustrating due to immovable objects and lack of additional features like rewind or undo.

Recent reviews

This game needs to be known. It is it's own concept. Great work in the level design. Could you make it possible to share our levels and play others?

A *****, 2017-06-27

I presume the praise here is from the fans of a game, probably Portal from the company, Valve. Those fans who still think with portals to this day, use this app to satisfy their love for fast teleportation. Unfortunately, I am yet to be indoctrinated into the portal life and so this review will be bias on the presumption that this is essentially a Two-Dimensional Portal game. This means a loss of sentimental values, and becomes comparative to Portal, which was financed by companies. To start off positive, this game is like the son of the game, Portal. It has all the blocks, lasers, and buttons that's in Portal and implemented well into a two-dimensional plane. But just like a son, it still needs to grow and does not have many features Portal has. I noticed they're using all the potential given the field, but it is just not able to hold up with it's lack of everything else. To summarize, this is no real time strategy game, this is a puzzle game with portals. This may sound ambiguous to those wondering how to make a game any better given the limitations. However, I don't think there is a way, because like I said, I can see this game really trying to impress me. If there would be more features that resemble that of the game, Portal, that can stand in its own way, that would be fantastic. However, I can only believe because the game on its own as of now is just average. The music gets antiquated quickly, boxes in immovable corners gets frustrating, and it feels like there is a lack of soul put into this. So to help this game, may I suggest a rewind or an undo feature, and an augmented selection of music? But to clarify, I have yet to play the game, Portal, so I can not tell you an exact experience based review for a proper comparison. And those fans seem to genuinely enjoy this game, so if this is what works for a two-dimensional Portal game, then so be it.

A *****, 2017-05-09

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