The video was later featured on VentureBeat's "Top 10 Best Gaming Videos of 2011" list. On its first day, the video had reached 800,000 views. The film was well received upon its release. Additionally, according to Trachtenberg's tweets on Twitter, the film wrapped up production in early 2010 it took an additional year and a half to complete post-production. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Trachtenberg said that the film was produced on a few thousand dollars. While walking away from the officers, Chell realizes that she is in fact surrounded by giant screens that give an illusion of an open world. She manages to run away from the chasers, finding herself on a roof of a building, in an industrial area, and uses the flinging technique to jump to another building. Chell learns how to use the device, and when an officer comes to intervene, she drops her bed on him, and escapes. Soon, she discovers the meaning of the scribblings, and finds a Portal Gun hidden behind a wall panel. Chell spends the following hours, or even days, decoding the graph in her mind, exercising, and eating food provided by the guards, while being observed by a security camera. Seemingly concerned, she also spots mysterious tally marks drawn on a wall. Using a piece of a mirror she has just broken, she discovers that it is a bar code. She notices something on the back of her neck. Chell (Danielle Rayne) wakes up in a room with no memory of who she is or how she got there.
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