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Celeste Classic, the original version of the beloved platformer, has made it's way onto the loveable Playdate.

Published 28 Jan, 2021 Celeste is a glorious precision platformer, but it began life as a PICO-8 prototype you could play in your browser. To celebrate the full game's 3rd anniversary, its developers took three days to make a sequel to that original prototype. Celeste 2: Lani's Trek can be played now over on Itch.io. It's again a game about climbing a mountain, but this time you've got a grapple hook rather than an air dash. It still lets you move laterally and cling to vertical surfaces, but it's a lot trickier to use it to climb. Noel Berry, one of the game's develope...

The incredible (and incredibly introspective) Celeste graced our home consoles in 2018, sending us all on a journey of air-dashing, strawberry

Celeste. Maddy Thorson of Extremely OK Games announced Celeste Classic 2. It’s a free-to-play Pico-8 game everyone can access and play. Celeste 2: Lani’s Trek stars a whole new character climbing the mountain. As a Pico-8 game, the color palette and screen size are restricted, but all of the adventure’s elements are there. For example, you’ll pass a familiar cabin as Lani begins to climb. However, things don’t go exactly as you might have remembered in the original game. Lani falls into a pit while crossing a dilapidated bridge, acquiring a grappling hook and adding a new challeng...

Celeste received a surprise sequel of sorts yesterday called Celeste 2: Lani’s Trek. It’s not a sequel to the modern version of the game most players know of that was released on the last generation of consoles, but one that follows up on Celeste Classic. Celeste Classic and Celeste 2: Lani’s Trek were made in PICO-8, a “fantasy console” game engine. It’s similar to a regular game console, but without inconvenient hardware. PICO-8 has every aspect that comes with developing games for consoles, including machine specifications, display formats, tools, design culture, and more. W...