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Portal Chase!
Dash through portals in Portal Chase a Nickelodeon platform and action game with cars towers jellyfish and babies all in one crazy adventure on Kiz10
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Escape from thePlay : Portal Chase! 🕹️ Game on Kiz10
Rating:
8.96 (124 votes)
Released:
24 Nov 2017
Last Updated:
05 Jan 2026
Technology:
HTML5
Platform:
Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
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The first portal opens with a soft shimmer and absolutely no explanation. One moment you are in a quiet hallway full of posters from Nickelodeon shows the next you are sprinting across a collapsing bridge while jellyfish rain from the sky and a tower crumbles in the distance. That is Portal Chase in a single breath chaotic Nickelodeon fun stitched together into one endless arcade rush
This is not a calm collection of mini games neatly sorted in a menu. It feels more like someone grabbed a handful of your favorite shows shook them in a box and then poured them out onto a giant portal machine. You jump through a doorway expecting a simple platform level and land in a car chase instead. You clear a race and appear in front of a wobbling tower that really wants to fall apart. Then you blink and suddenly you are carrying babies that absolutely must not get dropped while everything around you tries to make that happen
At the center of all this is you the player stuck in a cartoon universe that never stops changing and never apologises for the whiplash
Portals that refuse to calm down 🌀🚪
The big trick in Portal Chase is that almost anything can be hiding behind the next glowing doorway. One portal is shimmering with blue light and you think water level maybe something quiet. You step through and meet a stampede of jellyfish flying at your face while the timer screams at you to move faster. Another portal is pulsing orange and you suspect danger. You hop in ready for trouble and land in a bright baby nursery balanced on platforms over a giant gap where the real danger is your own clumsy jumps
The big trick in Portal Chase is that almost anything can be hiding behind the next glowing doorway. One portal is shimmering with blue light and you think water level maybe something quiet. You step through and meet a stampede of jellyfish flying at your face while the timer screams at you to move faster. Another portal is pulsing orange and you suspect danger. You hop in ready for trouble and land in a bright baby nursery balanced on platforms over a giant gap where the real danger is your own clumsy jumps
These portals are not just level selectors they are mood swings. Every time you pass through one the rules tilt a little. Sometimes you are in a side scrolling platform stage jumping over pits and bouncing off enemies. Sometimes you are driving a cartoon car down a hectic track dodging obstacles and trying not to flip while tiny passengers squeal in the back seat. Sometimes the game drops you into an action arena where the only clear goal is take that tower down before it takes you down with it
That constant shuffle makes every run feel like an episode marathon where the remote control has a mind of its own
A mashup of Nickelodeon chaos 📺✨
Portal Chase leans into the feeling of hanging out inside a giant channel full of familiar shows. The art style is bright and bouncy the kind of look that feels like it was pulled straight from Saturday morning. Environments swing between wild undersea vibes with dangerous jellyfish floating everywhere cartoon cities packed with traffic ramps and signs and more mysterious worlds where towers loom against the sky like boss fights that forgot to introduce themselves properly
Portal Chase leans into the feeling of hanging out inside a giant channel full of familiar shows. The art style is bright and bouncy the kind of look that feels like it was pulled straight from Saturday morning. Environments swing between wild undersea vibes with dangerous jellyfish floating everywhere cartoon cities packed with traffic ramps and signs and more mysterious worlds where towers loom against the sky like boss fights that forgot to introduce themselves properly
The protagonists move with that exaggerated energy only Nickelodeon characters have. Big reactions huge jumps ridiculous facial expressions when things go wrong which is pretty often. When you clip a platform and almost lose a baby or the car slams into a barrier at the last possible moment it never feels grim. It feels like slapstick where the camera is laughing with you not at you
Every mini game keeps that same mood even as the mechanics change. Jellyfish chasing you across a dock still feels like a gag you would see in a cartoon. A tower explosion looks dramatic but lands right in that sweet spot between cool and funny. Even the simple act of getting all the babies up onto a platform feels like one of those Nickelodeon scenes where the adults have clearly lost control of the situation and the kids are just enjoying the ride
Jellyfish runs and tower takedowns 🪼🏰
One of the signature challenges in Portal Chase is running away from dangerous jellyfish that really do not care about your personal space. These levels feel like pure sprint mode. You dash along piers and beaches or platforms hanging over strange liquid floors while jellyfish drift in from everywhere. Some move slowly like floating mines that force you to plan your jumps. Others dart forward the moment you step into their path turning each safe zone into a temporary island
One of the signature challenges in Portal Chase is running away from dangerous jellyfish that really do not care about your personal space. These levels feel like pure sprint mode. You dash along piers and beaches or platforms hanging over strange liquid floors while jellyfish drift in from everywhere. Some move slowly like floating mines that force you to plan your jumps. Others dart forward the moment you step into their path turning each safe zone into a temporary island
You start out jumping on instinct and get zapped a lot. A mistimed leap into a cluster of glowing tentacles sends you tumbling back or knocks precious time off the clock. After a few tries you begin to read the patterns. You know which jellyfish always drifts just far enough away to bait bad jumps. You learn where the gaps are between enemy paths and you start threading your character through those tiny safe spaces with surprising confidence
Tower stages flip the script. Instead of running away from danger you charge straight at it. Towers crumble above you blocks fall away platforms break under your feet. You might be chipping away at the base of a structure while trying not to get crushed by falling debris or racing up a tower that is collapsing from the bottom, forced to climb faster than gravity can eat the ground. There is a weird satisfaction in watching the whole thing fall apart exactly the way you planned while your character dives through a portal at the last second
Baby rescue and car madness 🚗🍼
Then there are the baby levels. The mission sounds simple get all the babies up without crashing. In practice it feels like trying to carry a tray full of milkshakes through a trampoline park. Babies bounce, wobble and generally act like physics experiments waiting to happen. Platforms shift under your feet just enough to make you nervous. Obstacles appear in exactly the wrong spot for your current jump arc. You end up talking to the screen as if the babies can hear you hold still for one second please
Then there are the baby levels. The mission sounds simple get all the babies up without crashing. In practice it feels like trying to carry a tray full of milkshakes through a trampoline park. Babies bounce, wobble and generally act like physics experiments waiting to happen. Platforms shift under your feet just enough to make you nervous. Obstacles appear in exactly the wrong spot for your current jump arc. You end up talking to the screen as if the babies can hear you hold still for one second please
Some stages mix the baby chaos with vehicles. Maybe you are driving a van full of little passengers over ramps and bumps while trying not to roll the whole car. Maybe you are picking them up at checkpoints and rushing to the next portal before some ridiculous hazard appears in the road. Every new baby collected is both a small victory and a new layer of worry, because the bigger your cargo the more dramatic it looks when something goes wrong
The car handling walks that line between easy and silly. You can feel enough weight to respect sharp turns and steep jumps, but still fling the car over ramps with confidence. When you land badly and skid sideways with babies shaking in the back it is impossible not to laugh before you slam the restart button
Simple controls hectic decisions 🎮😅
Under all the cartoon chaos the control scheme stays friendly. Arrow keys or typical movement buttons handle running and driving. One key handles jumping. Another manages special actions like interacting with portals or triggering a car boost when a straight line begs you to go just a little faster
Under all the cartoon chaos the control scheme stays friendly. Arrow keys or typical movement buttons handle running and driving. One key handles jumping. Another manages special actions like interacting with portals or triggering a car boost when a straight line begs you to go just a little faster
Because the inputs are so simple the real game lives in your choices. Do you rush for the next portal the second it appears or squeeze in one more baby rescue first Do you take the safe low jump or risk the big gap that might shave a couple of seconds off your run Do you drive carefully around a tower of crates or slam right through and hope the physics bounce you in a good direction
As you play more, tiny habits start to form. You learn to glance ahead before committing to a jump. You tap the jump key instead of holding it, landing right in the center of platforms instead of sliding off the edge. In car stages you start thinking about your landing angle before you even leave the ramp. These small improvements add up until you suddenly realize you have become the type of player who can juggle jellyfish, towers and babies without panicking every five seconds
Endless portals perfect for short sessions 🌈🌀
Portal Chase works beautifully on Kiz10 because of how it respects your time and your attention span. You can dip in for a quick ten minute session, jump through a handful of portals, clear a few crazy challenges and hop out again. Or you can park yourself in front of the screen and chase a long streak of wins where you try to beat your best run by surviving just one more stage in a row
Portal Chase works beautifully on Kiz10 because of how it respects your time and your attention span. You can dip in for a quick ten minute session, jump through a handful of portals, clear a few crazy challenges and hop out again. Or you can park yourself in front of the screen and chase a long streak of wins where you try to beat your best run by surviving just one more stage in a row
There is always one more thing you want to fix. That jellyfish level where you keep mistiming the final jump. That baby mission where you lose one passenger right before the portal. That tower that never quite collapses the way you want. The game quietly turns those annoyances into goals. You reload, you focus on that one stage and when you finally beat it clean you know you earned it
Because each portal can send you somewhere completely different, the game rarely feels stale. Even when you replay the same challenges, the pace, your mood and your choices change just enough to keep things interesting. Sometimes you play safe and careful, treating each level like a puzzle. Other times you go full cartoon chaos and charge through everything in sight just to see what happens
Why Portal Chase belongs in your Kiz10 favorites ⭐
On Kiz10, Portal Chase sits right in the middle of everything that makes Nickelodeon games fun. It is colorful without being confusing, silly without feeling empty, and packed with small skill tests that slowly turn you from a button masher into a player who really understands the flow of each mini game
On Kiz10, Portal Chase sits right in the middle of everything that makes Nickelodeon games fun. It is colorful without being confusing, silly without feeling empty, and packed with small skill tests that slowly turn you from a button masher into a player who really understands the flow of each mini game
If you enjoy platform games, car games, endless mini game collections or anything with that classic Nickelodeon energy, Portal Chase feels like a natural pick. One minute you are dodging jellyfish in pure panic, the next you are driving through a cartoon city full of towers and babies, wondering how any of this makes sense and also why you are smiling so much
The portals are open, the tower alarms are ringing, jellyfish are already drifting into the frame and a baby somewhere off screen is probably about to cry. That is your cue. Step through, start running and see how long you can keep this ridiculous crossover adventure going on Kiz10
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