Celeste

jogo bom e e bom

The path ahead of me seems impossible, and I can't imagine feeling another way; I'm claustrophobic and exposed, waiting, waiting, for a failure so great that it proves I'm no mountain climber. I carry on just to spite myself, and teach myself a will that I never knew, a will that lets me continue when I have no idea what to make of my life. The climb is agonizing and anxious and heartbreaking and beautiful. Before I even realize, my body feels lighter, and it seems like I could have flown all along if I had only known that I was capable of living. That's why I play Celeste. I'm not someone experienced in 2D platformers, or even technically hard games in general, but Celeste is one of the best gaming experiences I've had. Its gameplay perfectly aligns with its relatable and inspiring messaging. It features magnificent music and unique level design. I 100%ed the game, and never felt that it was unfair or purposeless, even if it was very difficult at times (I died a little under 11,000 times over the course of the game). There are a few flaws like some screens lacking Binoculars (interactables that help you see the entire screen you'll be playing through before you move through it), and a certain flying mechanic that keyboard players like myself sometimes complain about. Nonetheless, Celeste is an awe-inspiring must-play and a fantastic work of art. My love to all those who perished on the climb.