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Plus the OST on Bandcamp (available in FLAC!), which you're probably also going to end up buying. If you don't already own it, it's well worth the $20. If you bought the itch.io racial justice bundle, you already own it. You should seriously give it a try if you haven't already.

The verdict: it's the one of the best fucking foods I've ever tasted.

Tonight, I baked the strawberry pie recipe which came with the collector's edition:.

I finally completed Farewell - eight times, including the secret path(s) - plus all of the B and C sides, of course.

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I also got into some of the mods, and finished the first three Spring Collab 2020 mod lobbies. I bought the collector's edition, just to own the memorabilia, and I bought my sister a copy for her Switch.

I have 100%'d the game, though I have yet to collect all of the Golden Strawberries.

In the three months since then, I have played 132 hours of Celeste. My friend took up the task and did most of the real work to get it up and running - and shared the patched binaries among our social circle. With knowledge of C# from many of my earlier projects, I knew that getting Celeste working on Alpine would be within the realm of possibility, and had done some incomplete research to get a feel for what would be involved.

Then, this December, a friend and I were talking about games might be able to run on Alpine.

For a while, aside from the occasional round of Nethack or Armagetron Advanced (both open source), I haven't played many games. I had been gradually playing fewer and fewer games over the past several years. But most games struggle to support mainstream Linux on glibc, let alone Alpine, so I have few options in that respect. By then I had switched all of my primary computers to an unconventional Linux system based on musl libc (Alpine Linux - I highly recommend it), which works great for my workstation.

A few years went by before I thought about Celeste again this December.

I heard later that the Farewell expansion was released, but I left it unplayed given that I hadn't attempted any of the base game's more difficult optional challenges, either. However, I was exhausted by the time I got there, and I set the game aside without doing any of the optional content. Summitting Celeste mountain was very, very difficult, but well worth it. The gameplay is very good - challenging, but tight - and the story was unexpectedly deep and thoughtful, and addresses themes I haven't seen told so well in most media, let alone by any games. My first playthrough got me through all of the A sides in something like 20 hours. There are many games that I've liked and loved over the years, but Celeste is in a class of its own.

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