Highly authentic depiction of climbing a big ass murder mountain

The gold standard against which all exploration games should be measured.

Celeste does a lot of things and excels in every one of them.

It's good. I had fun. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite measure up to TAG1.
Things that i noticed during my first (and so far only) playthrough:
- It doesn't have nearly as many creative combat encounters as TAG1.
- The hammer recharges very quickly, trivializing combat.
- Chain gunner is a let down. He dies from a single rocket and can't hit anything.
- I don't mind the cursed prowler. I only got cursed once, but managed to figure out what to do in the heat of the moment even tho i had never seen or heard of cursed prowlers before. Some kind of cue indicating that the green prowlers are more dangerous would be nice tho.
- The boss fight should be cut down to two stages, with three new, unique stages coming afterwards. Davoth could, for example, have busted out of his mech-suit and fought you naked after lamenting being imprisoned by his own creations for too long, and after that he could transform into a more demonic form or maybe you could have platform-fought him on top of a moving titan or something. Fighting a giant mech marauder for 5 stages got exhausting.

Solid ending to a great game. Could have been something spectacular but, alas, not this time.

Incredibly polished and well-realized. So far, it's a 10/10.

Sure took a while before someone made a good battle royale game.

im scared

Remove some weird unskipable cutscenes (batteries) and its perfect

Deterministic physics engine, springs, better map editor, dynamic anchor point and motors on custom shapes...

Yeah, this is p good. Thanks Tommy.

Probably the best video game for couples there is