Refreshing the dash is done in a multitude of ways, but the main actions include touching the ground, collecting stamina crystals and screen transitions. The status of the player’s available dashes is indicated by Madeline’s hair colour. It can only be used a limited number of times, and must be refreshed before dashing again. This dash is the core mechanic of Celeste’s gameplay, giving the player a short burst forward in the direction that the player is holding. The dash-one of the main movement options in the game-is gifted to the player at the end of the level, seemingly by the Bird. The Prologue introduces players to the basic controls, such as jumping and the ability to climb walls.
It follows the simple to learn and hard to master controls that are a staple of its genre, and gameplay has often been compared to others, like Super Meat Boy. GameplayĬeleste’s gameplay features fast and tight controls along a series of challenging platforming sublevels that make up a larger Chapter. The game follows a young woman named Madeline as she climbs the titular Celeste Mountain, facing opposition from both the mountain’s natural obstacles and from within herself. Lightning-fast respawns keep you climbing as you uncover the mysteries of the mountain and brave its many perils. According to Celeste’s developers, Madeline is transgender. In her official art, she is shown reaching for a strawberry with wings.
Throughout the events of the game, she wears an aqua snow jacket, dark grey pants, black and dark grey walking boots, and her brown climbing backpack equipped with a red sleeping mat and plastic water bottle. Madeline is a short, young Canadian woman with pale skin, brown eyes, and long auburn hair with one wayward curl.
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