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Portal — Steam Gift

About the game

Portal is Valve's cult puzzle game where you wield a portal gun and work through the sterile test chambers of Aperture Laboratories under the sardonic commentary of an AI named GLaDOS. A simple idea — two linked portals on the walls — unfolds into dozens of elegant spatial puzzles and one of the most quoted endings in gaming. You get Portal as a Steam gift delivered straight to your library.

Once the gift is delivered it cannot be refunded. If Steam rejects the gift due to region mismatch, the full amount is returned to your site balance.
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Your Steam account region must match the gift region, and Portal must not already be in your library. Pick the variant for your region.

The Orange Box — Ukraine (UA)
The Orange Box — Ukraine (UA)
The Orange Box — Russia (RU)
The Orange Box — Russia (RU)
The Orange Box — CIS (CIS)
The Orange Box — CIS (CIS)
The Orange Box — Belarus (BY)
The Orange Box — Belarus (BY)
The Orange Box — Kazakhstan (KZ)
The Orange Box — Kazakhstan (KZ)
The Orange Box — Türkiye (TR)
The Orange Box — Türkiye (TR)
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How to receive the gift

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Enter your Steam friend invite link and your account region.
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Where to get the link: open your Steam profile → “Add Friend”.
Where to get the link: open your Steam profile → “Add Friend”.
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Copy the quick invite link (looks like s.team/p/...).
Copy the quick invite link (looks like s.team/p/...).
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Place the order. The bot adds itself as a friend and sends the gift — usually within a couple of minutes, no need to accept anything.
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Accept the gift in Steam — the game is yours. The bot then removes itself.

FAQ

Portal: the Valve puzzler that changed the genre for good

In 2007 Valve shipped a small game that many didn't take seriously at first — and Portal instantly became a classic. You wake up in a sterile test chamber of the Aperture Laboratories research facility, a portal gun ends up in your hands, and your only company is a sardonic artificial intelligence called GLaDOS, who promises you cake for completing the tests. On this page you can buy Portal as a Steam gift: we deliver it through our bot, and the game lands straight in your Steam library.

What the game is about

All of Portal is built on one brilliantly simple idea: you place two linked portals on surfaces and move through space where a wall used to be. Step into the blue one, come out of the orange one, keeping your speed and momentum. From this grow dozens of elegant spatial puzzles: you learn to carry falling momentum, fling cubes across rooms, dodge turrets, and eventually break out beyond the test track itself. The game is short, dense and never padded — you finish it in an evening, but remember it for years.

Why Portal is still worth playing

  • Flawless level design. Difficulty ramps up just enough to keep you feeling clever rather than stuck.
  • GLaDOS and the humor. One of the most quoted antagonists in games; the closing song Still Alive became iconic.
  • The companion cube. The very joke about your “loyal companion” that even non-players know.
  • Light requirements. A 2007 game runs on practically any modern hardware and plays great on the Steam Deck and weak laptops.

What the options on this page include

There are a few variants here, so don't mix them up:

  • Portal — the game itself, just Portal and nothing extra. Pick this if you want exactly this puzzler.
  • The Orange Box — Valve's legendary bundle, where Portal ships together with Half-Life 2, Half-Life 2: Episode One, Half-Life 2: Episode Two and Team Fortress 2. That's five cult Valve games in one gift — the best way to clear the studio's “required reading” in a single go.
  • Portal — Commercial License — a special variant for gaming clubs and internet cafés (Steam Site License). This is not a regular home copy: it's for venues that legally run the game in public. A regular player doesn't need it.

How we deliver the Steam gift

Delivery goes through a bot: you provide your Steam friend invite link and your account region, place the order — and the bot adds itself to your friends, sends the gift, and leaves your friends list after delivery. You don't need to accept the friend request manually, and Steam Guard is not required for this. Delivery usually takes a couple of minutes from the moment you order.

For everything to go smoothly, keep Steam's two main conditions in mind:

  • Your account region must match the gift region. If the regions differ, Steam simply won't let you accept the gift.
  • You must not already own the game. A gift can't be accepted on an account that already owns Portal.

If the bot didn't add you, it's almost always because friend requests are blocked in your profile settings or the invite link has expired. Open up friend requests and send a fresh link if needed.

Platform and compatibility

Portal is a Steam game, and once the gift arrives it stays tied to your account forever: reinstall as many times as you like, play on any of your PCs where you're logged into Steam. Technically the game shipped back in 2007, so its hardware demands are tiny by modern standards — it runs fine on office laptops and old GPUs, and works beautifully on the Steam Deck and on Linux via Proton. Controls are mouse and keyboard or a gamepad, your choice. It's the perfect “install and finish in one evening” pick when you want something clever without hours of grind.

A bit of history and legacy

Portal grew out of a student project called Narbacular Drop — Valve hired the whole team and let them polish the idea into a full game. The result was so strong that it spread into quotes, memes and music: the closing song Still Alive by Jonathan Coulton became its calling card, and GLaDOS's lines about the cake entered pop culture. A full sequel arrived years later, but the first game remains the benchmark for how a single mechanic can be built into a complete, witty and utterly unique adventure.

Portal and other Valve games

If Portal pulled you in, the logical next step is the sequel — Portal 2, which adds accelerator gels, a two-player co-op campaign, and a far bigger Aperture story. From the same Valve universe and the same Orange Box bundle, check out Half-Life 2 and the multiplayer Team Fortress 2. They all complement each other and often go on sale.

In short

Portal is a short, smart and still fresh Valve masterpiece that belongs in everyone's library. Pick the variant you want (just Portal or the whole Orange Box), enter your region and link — and grab the gift in Steam.