At the end of the chapter, Madeline has a video call with Theo, the unprepared and selfie-obsessed camper who she meets on her quest to climb Mount Celeste. Beneath her computer screen ...

The story that eventually developed follows Madeline, a young woman trying to make her way to the top of Mt. Celeste with the help of Theo, a traveler from the faraway land of Seattle (Theo has an ...

Celeste feels like an entirely different ... But then the game slowed down with an extended dialogue sequence between Madeline and Theo, with multiple dialogue choices that slowed the game down.

I can make up for lost time. Partway through Celeste, Madeline discusses her anxiety and depression with a fellow climber, Theo. “It sucks,” she states. “I’m at the bottom of the ocean.

In Celeste, the player takes control of Madeline, a woman in her twenties who wants to reach Celeste Mountain’s peak. This fictional west Canadian setting is home to supernatural forces.

Ever since the launch of the Chapter 9: Farewell of Celeste, players have had an inkling that its main character Madeline may, in fact, be considered a trans character. There are a lot of clues in ...

The narrative that pushes the player through its series of challenging stages follows protagonist Madeline who has spontaneously decided to reach the summit of Celeste Mountain in hopes that it ...

Playing as a nervous young explorer named Madeline, you're on a self-imposed mission centered around climbing the titular mountain, Celeste. You're warned from the outset that the mountain is a ...

Then there’s Celeste, and there are many reasons why it’s often found at the top of the queer video game mountain. While the ...

But while Thorson says this fact was “painfully obvious to a lot of trans people,” the story behind Madeline is less straight forward. “During Celeste’s development, I did not know that ...