Celaria
Lewa · 2019 · Parkour, Precision Platformer, 3D Platformer, First-Person, Runner
PC
Very Positive89% · 132
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About Celaria
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Race against the clock through parkour-filled obstacle courses using wallruns, slides, and ability-boosted jumps to chase the fastest times. Compete globally on leaderboards, challenge friends with ghost replays, race up to 32 players online, and create custom maps to share with the community.
Celaria is a first-person racing platformer in which you race against the time on various maps by utilizing a set of parkour based moves.
Find the fastest paths through the environment and take advantage of ability boosts in order to improve your runs and set new records. Hone your skills, compete on leaderboards and play against other players in the multiplayer mode on official- and community created maps.
Find the fastest paths through the environment and take advantage of ability boosts in order to improve your runs and set new records. Hone your skills, compete on leaderboards and play against other players in the multiplayer mode on official- and community created maps.
Features:
- Parkour moveset:
Utilize a range of parkour moves such as wallruns, walljumps, slides and rolls to move smoothly and efficiently through the environment. - Ability boosts:
Blocks with specific colors have unique gameplay features. Touching green blocks boost your jumping height while yellow blocks double your running speed. - Singleplayer campaign:
Race on 25 singleplayer maps varying from very easy to very hard difficulty levels. Look around and examine your surroundings! Multiple ways lead to the goal but some may be faster than others. - Collectables:
Hidden red orbs are scattered throughout the campaign.
They are often placed in very tricky spots so get creative and take full advantage of your parkour moveset to collect them. - Online leaderboards (Global & Friends-only):
Compete with other players for the fastest time possible on official and community created maps. - Leaderboard-Ghosts/Replays:
Download, watch and play against replays from other players on the leaderboards. - Multiplayer:
Race with up to 32 players online on official and/or custom created maps. - Map editor:
Build and share your custom maps with the community. - Daily leaderboards:
Compete on daily leaderboards of featured workshop/community maps. - Speedrun mode:
Race against other players in two built-in speedrun modes. Both speedruns have dedicated leaderboards with automatic player ghost/replay recording & online upload.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Players praise Celaria's tight, satisfying parkour mechanics and addictive gameplay loop of completing levels and chasing faster times, with many finding it surprisingly enjoyable despite its difficulty and niche appeal. Common complaints center on control responsiveness issues and a desire for more content, though players generally feel the game deserves greater visibility and recognition for its focused, skill-driven design.
Celaria, developed and published by Lewa, is a tightly focused first-person parkour game that thrives on precision, speed, and the quiet satisfaction of self-improvement. It wastes little time on exposition or narrative framing, instead dropping players directly into a streamlined experience where the goal is simple: move as efficiently as possible through a series of obstacle-filled environments. What initially appears to be a minimalist indie project quickly reveals itself as a deeply mechanical and skill-driven game, one that demands attention to timing, positioning, and momentum in equal measure. The defining strength of Celaria lies in its movement system, which feels both intuitive and demanding. Actions like wall-running, sliding, jumping, and chaining maneuvers together are handled with a smooth responsiveness that makes every successful run feel earned. The game is built around momentum, encouraging players to maintain a constant flow rather than stopping and recalculating. As a result, each level becomes less about simply reaching the end and more about refining the path taken to get there. Small improvements—cleaner jumps, tighter angles, better use of speed boosts—tran…1 found this helpful
I suck really hard at this game (only have a few gold medals on the world-1 levels), but its very fun parkouring around as a reptilian robot. Its main gameplay loop is beating the stages and then going for the best time possible.
unfortunately got really annoyed by the controls :(
I'm surprised how I never once seen this game, someone mentioned this to me and it's a pretty good game imo. It surely deserves more attention
Furry avatar aside (which was an odd choice, but okay...) Absolute blast of a game. I've had this game for a little while now, and it's great for a time killer at minimum. I've also put some time into mastering it, and it's certainly difficult in the later levels, but GOD is it fun to not just go fast, but also actually see how fast you're going. I also have a lot to say about the different types of blocks and platforms, and the blue (ice) are my least favorite lol. I really want to see this game get some more love and see some more platforming levels be made by the community, but I also want to see this game get a serious update / sequel, as I see the vision and potential it has, and it needs just a bit more polish and a bit more tweaking, but still, 10/10 game, and the price point, while I personally feel it's actually really good at full price, might benefit from being tweaked a smidge from $8 to $6. Just a take of mine.
Hey this game is pretty neat, I hope it gets a sequel or spiritual successor eventually
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