Celery Emblem

Celery Emblem at a Glance

If you are browsing PlayPile looking for information on Celery Emblem, here is what the data shows about this Spanish studio. Founded in 2016 by a single developer named Jacob Jazz, the company operates as both a publisher and a developer with a total of nine games listed on our site. The team has been active from 2017 through 2024, releasing two titles in the 2010s and five in the 2020s. Their catalog spans a wide variety of genres including Adventure, which appears in six of their projects, as well as Indie, Role-playing, Sport, Music, Simulator, and Point-and-click experiences. Regarding platform availability, PC is their primary focus with all nine games available on Microsoft Windows. They also have a significant presence on the Nintendo Switch with five titles, followed by four releases for Mac users. Single copies of their work can be found on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PlayStation 4. Despite this broad platform reach, the output volume remains relatively small for a studio operating in multiple markets over nearly a decade. The quality ratings for Celery Emblem reflect a mixed reception. The average IGDB rating across one rated title is 55 out of 100. This breaks down to zero games in the great or good categories and no poor-rated titles, leaving exactly one game classified as mixed. The top-rated title in their catalog is Baobabs Mausoleum Ep. 1: Ovnifagos Don't Eat Flamingos from 2017, which holds that same 55/100 score. Recent releases include Tamarindos Freaking Dinner from June 2024 and Criptotamagothic Lite from March 2023. Earlier projects like Marley & Marley and Baobabs Mausoleum: Country of Woods & Creepy Tales appear in the 2021 to 2022 window. The studio bio describes their label with a cautionary note about an alien research center and includes the phrase Blue Onions for Rotten Pumpkins. Their work does not show a trend toward high critical acclaim based on the available metrics. The ratings suggest that while they consistently release content across many platforms, the games generally land in the middle of the quality spectrum without reaching the heights seen in top-tier indie titles.

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