Deadline

Cave here. The Food Standards Agency have written me a kind and amicable threatening letter - they say if I don't prove the worth of propulsion gel as a useful substance outside the realm of morally dubious weight-loss aids, they'll cut funding on the propulsion gel project altogether. Therefore, I present to you a test designed by one of our nobel prize... applicants... It uses no cubes, no fizzlers, no weighted buttons, only propulsion gel and the good old handheld portal device. Let's hope it proves the worth of propulsion gel, or else we'll have to dump all the gel into the local drinking water reservoir and unless you enjoy food going through you so fast that you take in zero calories, that's not a good thing. Cave out.

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Yes indeed, this easy-medium difficulty chamber focuses entirely on Propulsion Gel - no other major elements whatsoever, and the only minor elements are glass, grating, pedestal buttons, angled panels, and decorative items. This chamber was made more as a challenge for myself to see what I could do with limited elements than as a super-hard puzzle, but I hope you have fun anyway! :) Feedback on both the puzzle and the aesthetics is very much appreciated. Let me know if you find any of the jumps, flings, or timing too difficult - they should be fine, but if they're frustrating I'll gladly make things easier :)

Music - Portal Stories: Mel - "Adjacency" by Harry Callaghan