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Two Celeste satellites (IOD‑1 and IOD‑2) were launched from New Zealand to validate a low‑Earth‑orbit navigation layer intended to complement Europe’s Galileo system, paving the way for an 11‑satellite constellation by 2027 and testing L‑ and S‑band signals for resilient positioning across diverse use cases.
ESA will launch the Celeste LEO-PNT demonstration on 25 March from New Zealand’s Māhia Launch Complex, sending two satellites to test new navigation signals in low Earth orbit to complement Galileo and improve resilience; live coverage begins 09:53 CET with liftoff at 10:14 CET.
Earthblade, the upcoming game from Celeste developer Extremely OK Games, has been delayed with no new release window after originally being slated for release in 2024. The game, a fantasy Metroidvania platformer, was first announced in April 2021 and resurfaced with a 2024 release window at the 2022 Game Awards. Despite the setback, the team is still making progress and has hired game designer Kyle Pulver, but fans will have to wait longer than expected for the highly anticipated game.
To celebrate the sixth anniversary of the beloved platformer game Celeste, developers Extremely OK Games have released Celeste 64, a free Nintendo 64-style reimagining of the game as a 3D action-adventure, continuing Madeline's story and featuring familiar elements from the original game. Despite being created in a week, the game plays fantastically well and is available for Windows and Linux, with its source code on Github.
To celebrate the sixth anniversary of the hit game Celeste, Maddy Makes Games has released Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain, a free 3D platformer available for Windows and Linux on Itch.io. Created by the Celeste team, the game offers players a chance to relive the magic of Celeste Mountain and is a heartfelt tribute to the original game.
Indie platformer Celeste celebrates its sixth anniversary with the release of Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain, an N64-style spin-off created by the original team in around a week and available for free on itch.io. The game features a 3D world and polygonal characters, accompanied by a new soundtrack inspired by Mario 64 and Mario Sunshine. The developers are working on fixing bugs, and this isn't their first spin-off, having previously created a sequel in Pico-8. They are also working on a new game called Earthblade.
To celebrate the sixth anniversary of Celeste, the studio behind the game has released a free 3D platformer called Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain, available for download on itch.io. Despite its title, the game is not for the Nintendo 64 and is currently only available for PC, with a Mac version in the works. Celeste, known for its tight platforming mechanics and depiction of mental health, received a free update in 2019 and was nominated for five BAFTA Game Awards.
To mark its sixth anniversary, the acclaimed indie platformer Celeste has released a free 3D spin-off called Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain, inspired by classic collectathon platformers. The 30-minute game is available for download on itch.io and was built in a week, running well on the Steam Deck.
To celebrate its 6th anniversary, indie hit Celeste releases "Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain," a free N64-style 3D platformer game available exclusively on PC, offering fans a chance to revisit Celeste Mountain with Madeline in a heartfelt 3D platformer experience, featuring dialogue that serves as a follow-up to the original game.
Maddy Makes Games celebrates the sixth anniversary of Celeste with the release of Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain, a fully-3D reimagining of the cult favorite platformer for the N64, available on itch.io. Despite being developed in a short time, the game includes bonus stages, new dialogue, and music reminiscent of Super Mario Sunshine, marking it as a sequel to the original game. The original Celeste, released in 2018, was praised for its controls and music, and Celeste 64 is now available for download on Windows PC, with a macOS version coming soon.
The author reflects on their experience playing the game Celeste and how they became increasingly skilled, eventually reaching a point where they were annoyed by any deaths. Despite this frustration, they continue to play and strive for better times, highlighting the addictive nature of the game and the satisfaction that comes from improving one's skills.
Xbox Game Pass is adding two iconic indie games, Celeste and A Short Hike, to its lineup in August. Celeste, a platforming game about climbing a mountain, is available immediately on console, PC, and via the cloud. A Short Hike, a quiet and unassuming game set on a mountainside, will be available on August 3. In addition to these games, Microsoft is also adding Broforce Forever, Limbo, Airborne Kingdom, and Everspace 2 to Xbox Game Pass. Several games, including Death Stranding and Total War: Warhammer 3, will be removed from the service on August 15.
Celeste, a narrative-driven platforming game, has been added to Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass. Players can join Madeline on her journey to climb Celeste Mountain, mastering over 700 platforming screens. The game is available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Xbox Cloud Gaming. It is the first of five confirmed games coming to Game Pass in August.