Though it took longer than expected, the first downloadable content pack for Portal 2 will soon be here on all three of the game's platforms.
Portal 2: Peer Review, as it's been officially titled, was announced shortly after the game's release in April. It was scheduled for a summer release, and when it began to look like Valve wouldn't meet that date, it reassured fans it would be out by mid-September. That date, too, came and went, but we now have an actual, hard date, and one that's far too close for it to slip once again.
Peer Review will be released on Tuesday, October 4 on Steam, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. Or rather, its global rollout will begin then, so depending upon where in the world you live, there may be a bit of an additional wait.
The DLC is free on all three platforms and includes content for fans of both the solo and co-op campaigns. The story of P-Body and Atlas -- the two co-op robots -- continues in Peer Review "as you puzzle your way through a mysterious new co-op test track and once again match wits with GLaDOS." A new Challenge mode is introduced for both single-player and co-op, and accompanying leaderboards will let you compare your scores with other players.
Coinciding with the announcement, the last of three soundtrack volumes has been released as a free download today. You can grab all 64 songs comprising the three volumes (and a number of ringtones for iPhone and Android devices) here.
Source: http://www.1up.com/news/portal-2-peer-review-dlc-release-date-tuesday
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