Community compiles a playable version of canceled Portal prequel F-Stop
Entertainment · First reported 1 Nov, 16:19 · Updated 16:52

Leaked assets, source code and map data have been assembled into a playable but unfinished version of F-Stop, a canceled Portal prequel. The compilation is described as largely stable, though it lacks some textures and dialogue; the evidence reports no indication of an official release.
- Community members combined leaked F-Stop assets with later-leaked source code and map data to make a playable version of the canceled Portal prequel.
- The articles link most of the assets to a leak of more than 12 terabytes of Steam data in August; the source code and map data were obtained separately.
- The compiled game is unfinished but described as largely stable, with missing textures and dialogue; the evidence says there is no indication of an official release.
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- Game
- F-Stop, a canceled Portal prequel
- Compilation
- Leaked assets were combined with source code and map data to create a playable version
- Earlier leak
- More than 12 TB of Steam data leaked in August
- Condition
- Largely stable, but missing textures and dialogue
- Official release
- The evidence reports no indication of one
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