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Portal 2: Community Edition promises to take the game's modding potential to new heights, and it's out in open beta now

Portal 2 is one of the easiest-to-recommend games in the entire medium, and part of that is down to the custom levels scene it’s inspired for over a decade now. There are around a million on the game’s Steam Workshop entry alone—and if you’ve ever tried modding it yourself and chafed at the game’s limitations, you’ll be pleased to learn about Portal 2: Community Edition, which released into open beta yesterday.

The announcement video is careful to clarify that this isn’t a remake or an overhaul of Portal 2’s core action or campaign, nor is it a campaign itself. Instead, it’s a “community-maintained” build which adds new lighting tech, volumetrics, support for more detailed textures, custom campaign support with built-in UI, expanded scripting capabilities, and an overhaul to the Hammer map editor.

P2:CE is out now. Here’s what we’ve done. – YouTube
P2:CE is out now. Here’s what we’ve done. - YouTube


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