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Indie hit Celeste was delisted on Xbox to “support the BDS boycott.”

The Verge •
October 29, 2026 • 05:35 PM
• By Jay Peters
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That’s according to developer Maddy Thorson, who also said that TowerFall had been removed as well. Earlier this month, Big Walk developers House House said that the game skipped Xbox to support the BDS movement. [Media: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:bvyu5nhichs2phs2giiznctq/post/3myzioij5vk2f?ref_src=embed]

Indie hit Celeste was delisted on Xbox to “support the BDS boycott.”

That’s according to developer Maddy Thorson , who also said that TowerFall had been removed as well.

Earlier this month, Big Walk developers House House said that the game skipped Xbox to support the BDS movement.

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