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Unlikely, this was just a quick jam developed in a single week, not a commercial product.
I think people just aren't very used to 3D platformers at all, which isn't surprising given the number of Celeste players that have admitted to "never playing a 2D platformer before". I saw streamers with hundreds, maybe thousands of hours into the game having trouble thinking in three dimensions, which was actually pretty funny/entertaining.
Celeste's following is pretty big and devoted, and we have overpriced unplayable garbage that sells a lot for some reason, so I know the fanbase would love another way to support the developers, especially since this isn't "unplayable garbage", but I love some N64 jank so it may have gone completely over my head.
I don't know, maybe they could even add this into the base game after finishing Farewell?