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Getting Over It

Label： Simulation

Game Rating

the games passed the security test of viruses, malware and other malicious attacks, and doesn’t contain any theats.

the games passed the security test of viruses, malware and other malicious attacks, and doesn’t contain any theats.

Introduction

Prepare to meet your new virtual nemesis. 'Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy' is a beguilingly simple yet brutally challenging game designed specifically to upset you. This game is a tribute to the 2002 B-Game classic 'Sexy Hiking' by Jazzuo, but don't let the homage fool you - this mountain climbing journey is pure torment, wrapped in the quaint aesthetics of an animated short. Strapped into a cauldron with just a hammer for propulsion, you'll have to navigate the increasingly precarious terrain, with rewards reserved only for the persistent.
This game isn't just about the physical dexterity. 'Getting Over It' is also a psychological exploration of modern human condition, pushing the boundaries of frustration tolerance. Brace for never before experienced frustrations, watch your progress erased in an instant, and then keep going. Because at the end of the climb, amidst the countless falls, there lies a wonderful reward and mysteries that's well worth the Herculean effort.

Gameplay copywriting

In 'Getting Over It', your instruments are basic but the application is complex. All you have is a hammer and mouse movements to control it. Hone your hammer-throwing skills to jump, swing, climb and even fly. But be careful, every action can result in a devastating setback, and you're back to square one. Practice is the only route to mastery in this game.
Don't forget, this is not just about navigating physical hurdles. 'Getting Over It' is equally a test of mental fortitude, trying your patience and endurance to their limits. Expect to lose your progress repeatedly, but the key is to maintain composure and persist. The virtue of perseverance is relentlessly tested here.
Lastly, be sure to tune into the philosophical musings sprinkled throughout the game. The creator often interjects with his observations, providing much-needed distraction and an unconventional form of in-game guidance. It's not just a game, it's a mountain climbing journey encapsulating a diverse range of human emotions.