Fit check
Is Celaria worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Time-trial fans who enjoy finding faster routes through obstacle courses
- Players who want to compare runs on leaderboards and race against recorded ghosts
- Course creators who want to build and share custom maps
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking vehicle-based racing, since the courses are traversed on foot with parkour moves
- Players looking for a race structure centered on laps and passing opponents, rather than timed routes to a goal
- Players who want a single-player campaign with more than the stated 25 maps
Our take on Celaria
Rather than centering racing on vehicles, laps or overtaking, Celaria makes movement through a course the main challenge. Routes can differ in speed, and runs are compared through timed records, leaderboards and replays.
What is Celaria?
Celaria is a first-person racing platformer built around timed runs across courses.
Players use wallruns, walljumps, slides and rolls to move through each map, while colored blocks can increase jump height or running speed. The single-player campaign contains 25 maps with difficulty ranging from very low to very high; each has multiple routes to the goal, and hidden red orbs can be collected along the way. Global and friends-only leaderboards track times on official and community-made maps. Players can view or race against recorded runs, compete online with up to 32 players, and build and share custom maps. Two speedrun modes have separate leaderboards and automatically record and upload player replays.
How Celaria plays
- 01Timed campaign
- The 25 single-player maps span difficulty levels from very low to very high and offer multiple routes to the finish.
- 02Movement techniques
- Wallruns, walljumps, slides and rolls are used to traverse the courses.
- 03Colored ability blocks
- Green blocks increase jump height, while yellow blocks double running speed.
- 04Online competition
- Races support up to 32 players on official or custom maps.
- 05Map creation
- A built-in editor lets players create custom courses and share them with the community.
- 06Run replays
- Players can download, watch and race against leaderboard replays.
- 07Speedrun modes
- Both modes have their own leaderboards and record and upload player replays automatically.
Celaria compared to similar games
Celaria is a first-person parkour platformer focused on reaching the goal by the fastest route, with movement abilities, leaderboards and player-made maps. Barro centers on small-car races, including arcade races against three opponents and split-screen multiplayer, while GRIP: Combat Racing uses wheeled or airborne vehicles and weapons in combat races.
Celaria: platforms & release
Is Celaria worth it?
It is worth it if: time-trial fans who enjoy finding faster routes through obstacle courses. Skip it if: players seeking vehicle-based racing, since the courses are traversed on foot with parkour moves.
Where can I download Celaria?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Celaria's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Celaria on?
Windows only.
