When they spot you, they turn pink and begin attacking. They can slightly change their path mid-dash. Most importantly, there are fish monsters, which attack by locking onto your location and dashing at you in any direction. There are also moving spikes which just move back and forth. There are switches, and when dashed into, will open a door. When jumped off of in the correct timing, Madeline gains momentum and goes flying. There are dash platforms, which move on a track when Madeline dashes. There are torches, which when stepped next to will activate, lighting up a small area. In this chapter we are introduced to red bubbles, which, once stepped into, will carry you in the direction you chose until it hits something. Halfway through the chapter, there is a big mirror that Madeline gets pulled through, which is a darker and creepier version of the normal temple. While you may stumble upon a few in your first play-through, B-sides are best sought out after you've completed the main story and mastered the game's mechanics.The mirror temple is the setting of chapter 5 of Celeste. For those who finish the game wanting more obstacles to clear, the game features collectible B-sides: hidden cassette tapes that unlock harder level variations. Scaling Celeste mountain takes more than just ever-so-precise platforming, as its story encourages you to overcome challenges that at first seem just beyond your capability. Related: Things We Wish We Knew Before Playing Celeste
Many video games have begun to break the taboo around mental health and Celeste wonderfully uses its steep difficulty curve to tell a nuanced story about struggle and perseverance.
Celeste's mix of challenging old-school platforming with a strong emotional story saw it rank highly among critics, with it currently sitting on a 91 score on Metacritic.
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