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This... is pretty much in line with how I expect things to go with the game for me... I haven't had a chance to play it yet though. (PC port doesn't come out until July, boooooooooooooo).

Yeah, I gotta give Celeste credit for doing a good job of enabling bite size gaming sessions. I ended up completing it in a few long (maybe too long? :V) sessions but the fact that you can save at any stage and you aren't harshly punished for dying made it a far less unnecessarily frustrating experience than it could've been.

A large portion of the games I play don't necessarily have a clear-cut win condition, but for those that do... 1: Celeste Just last week, after having decided I'd put it off far too long. This game is blindingly charming - the pixel art is gorgeous, the platforming challenges never feel too punishing, the music is beautiful, and the story and characters both are nothing short of delightful. 2: UnderMine Think 2D Legend of Zelda, dungeons only, in roguelike form and you've got UnderMine. While not quite setting the world on fire with overwhelming amounts of awesomeness, it was an excellent pandemic time-waster that kept me going for a pretty bloody long while all things considered. 3: Touhou Tenkuushou For those unaware, the Touhou series is a long running series of (mostly) vertical arcade shooters with a downright immense fandom. This was... okay. I'm not sure if the series lost its spark at some point, or if I'm just burned out on the it or the genre, but I wasn't left feeling particularly enthralled. Ah well. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ What can I say? Its been an unproductive year so far. :T I've also been working on Horizon: Zero Dawn, but have been taking a break for a bit, and am currently sitting on my Cyberpunk playthrough until such time that CD Projekt Red finishes tidying it up.