Based partially on Narbacular Drop, quotes such as "Android Hell is a real place where you will be sent at the first sign of defiance," "You, (subject name here), must be the pride of (subject hometown here)," and "I'm going to kill you, and all the cake is gone" are offered by GLaDOS, the game's malevolent A.I. Probably best known for its ending song, "Still Alive," and for the cryptic clue "the cake is a lie," this computer game was released as part of the Orange Box.
A viral marketing website set up for this game tells of the first two tiers of Cave Johnson's R&D plan, namely the "Heimlich Counter-Maneuver" and the "Take-A-Wish Foundation," and also offers a job application that asks questions such as "What is your favorite color?" and "Which pre-Christian mathematician is not correctly matched to his home city?"  Based partially on Narbacular Drop, quotes such as "Android Hell is a real place where you will be sent at the first sign of defiance," "You, (subject name here), must be the pride of (subject hometown here)," and "I'm going to kill you, and all the cake is gone" are offered by GLaDOS, the game's malevolent A.I. Probably best known for its ending song, "Still Alive," and for the cryptic clue "the cake is a lie," this computer game was released as part of the Orange Box. FTP, name this Valve game that involves solving puzzles by using the namesake transportation device.
A viral marketing website set up for this game tells of the first two tiers of Cave Johnson's R&D plan, namely the "Heimlich Counter-Maneuver" and the "Take-A-Wish Foundation," and also offers a job application that asks questions such as "What is your favorite color?"
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