Anybody tried Celeste

It is arguably the best game in the world

 

Sounds a bit biased from your end. But, i do believe it's an amazing game, worth getting and experiencing!

 

Bought it recently after playing Hollowknight. Easy $7. Loving it.

 

I love the game but its too hard :(

 

It's definitely one of my favorite games! Although I haven't really played it much recently, I should fix that... The golden strawberries are probably waiting for my return...

 

When I heard the name, I asked my friends about it. "Path of Pain but a whole game", they told me. Oh, how little that said...
But it was a challenge. A challenge for me to beat. I didn't need another word. I removed rust from my ice picks, regrew long hair and soon I stood at the foot of the mountain.

I rose no matter the times I fell, got impaled, crushed, possessed by an evil ghost, I rose. And at the end, from the ashes left behind awoke a new me. Stronger, thougher, more determined. No longer was there the old, brittle and cowardly me. Now even if I held by a just pinky I gathered all my strength and continued to climb. The heights previously so daunting only drove me further upwards. And then... I stood there... at the summit... I did it. I DID IT! The world was lying all around me, so far, yet close enough for me to grasp. Nothing was even distantly comparable to it, before or after.

That was the moment I finally felt peace inside. After so many years, there was nothing chipping me away inside my heart.


But that was not the end. I knew there was more for me to accomplish. So I returned to the mountain three times. Twice I reached the snow-covered peak, each time taking a more difficult path than before. Third time I went into its heart itself to discover its secret. Neither journey disappointed. After that I finally bid the place Farewell, it gave me all it could and more.

Now Rain fills my world. A new challenge for me to beat, a new mountain to get to the apex of.

 

how the hell do you still manage to make a review in character

 

This was not a review, but a recollection of memories I hold so dearly.