Please help by answering unanswered questions!
Register and earn badges for helping!


RemoteLearning.school
RLS Gift Membership
Subscribe to me on YouTube
Follow us on Twitter!

Join our Steam group!
361,785 questions
29,773 answers
2,732 comments
43,789 users
Ask YOUR question:

Portal 2 what does ARG mean?

+6 votes
asked 13 years ago in GeneralGeneral by anonymous  

Looking for more answers? SHARE this question:
  

6 Answers

0 votes
ARG stands for "alternate-reality game." They use it to refer to the canon of games that refer to Portal 2, like the recent Potato Sack Pack and the new DLC for Amnesia.

Here's a source: http://www.gamepro.com/article/news/214969/analysis-anatomy-of-an-alternate-reality-game/
answered 13 years ago by Josh Michaud Soldier (2,291 points)  
+1 vote
An ARG or Alternate Reality Game is an interactive narrative that uses the real world as a game platform
answered 13 years ago by macca moo Mercenary (1,033 points)  
0 votes
alternate reality game
answered 13 years ago by xboxer King (32,462 points)   6 11 48
0 votes
ARG means Alternate-Reality-Game Portal 2 just had one to promote it
answered 12 years ago by dark788 Soldier (2,610 points)   7 16 36
0 votes

It means Alternate-Reality Game

answered 12 years ago by drakaenae King (41,339 points)   5 9 79
0 votes

Alternate reality game.

 

If you don't know, this is an interactive "game" that typically breaks the fourth wall and has activities that interact with you outside of what is to be expected.

Ex: In Toki Tori, one of the potatoes must be gained by going to the Toki Tori website and downloading an "official" alternate level file to allow you to gain access to the potato in main game.

 

answered 12 years ago by dusmf Adept (821 points)   1 1 12

Related questions

+1 vote
0 answers
asked 12 years ago in GeneralGeneral by anonymous  
+10 votes
3 answers
asked 12 years ago in GeneralGeneral by dark788 Soldier (2,610 points)   7 16 36
0 votes
0 answers
asked 12 years ago in GeneralGeneral by anonymous  
+1 vote
0 answers
asked 12 years ago in GeneralGeneral by anonymous  
+2 votes
0 answers
asked 12 years ago in GeneralGeneral by anonymous