About Me
Hi! I'm Nilrem. I'm 🐟!! You can contact me at @nilrem:matrix.nilrem.dev.
Here is a list of links to my profiles on various external websites:
Link Library
- Person who originally nerd-sniped me into creating this site: BevWeb
- Permanently under-construction site of a cool fox fairy: Cheepling
- Cute gay comics and art and games: NomNomNami
- Reviews of Celeste Custom Maps by Hexalia: Hexalia Map Reviews
- Solar-powered webserver running on a repurposed smartphone: compost.party
- Cute plant!!!! She makes so much cool stuff its rly inspiring: kaizoplant
Celestial Cliffs Blizzard
by DX3906
mod link
Played on 2025-02-20
This map has beautiful deco, as is to be expected from the CN mapping team at this point. They've made their expertise in deco very clear. The gameplay is a faithful recreation of the style used in 4a, with a couple small additions. In particular, the use of wind in this map is very creative. It's nice to see an often-hated mechanic like wind used in such a polished way. Towards the end, these fields that cause some breakable blocks to break were introduced but I feel like they were not really explored very much. There were only a couple rooms that used them and they didn't really feel like anything unique. I would like to see more gameplay using them in the future though, I feel like there is some potential.
This map has beautiful deco, as is to be expected from the CN mapping team at this point. They've made their expertise in deco very clear. The gameplay is a faithful recreation of the style used in 4a, with a couple small additions. In particular, the use of wind in this map is very creative. It's nice to see an often-hated mechanic like wind used in such a polished way. Towards the end, these fields that cause some breakable blocks to break were introduced but I feel like they were not really explored very much. There were only a couple rooms that used them and they didn't really feel like anything unique. I would like to see more gameplay using them in the future though, I feel like there is some potential.
Kalker
kalker is the main calculator
program that I use on my laptop. I have been taking a Linear Algebra
course in Spring 2026, and I wanted to be able to use this calculator
to help with that course. Unfortunately, Kalker does not support
most common matrix operations. I added the ability to take the
trace and determinant of square matrices
in this PR.