Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy Reviews

The game itself is fun , but be warned I was unable to play this because it requires you to move your mouse in a way that causes intense wrist pain. And unfortunately I don't think this can be separated from the mechanics of the game because there's not much else except extremely rapid mouse movements.

Highly addictive. You won't be able to stop playing after passing the game for the first time

Markiplier wasn't exaggerating when he played this game for the first time, it really is just that deep, I'm trying not to destroy my pc set up with every fiber of my being, this game requires you to fight against the janky controls while going up steep surfaces, it isn't easy.

I don't wanna spoil too much but there's something about this game that I can't quite explain well that just makes it worth playing and beating all the way through.

This game has an outstanding philosophy look to it. I rage hard while climbing up the mountain listening to philosophy. While the specific quotes describe the current situation. I've beaten this game three or four times; it's very exciting. I recommend this masterpiece because of the story and wisdom to climb up the mountain.

This game has brought me to tears. It has ripped my soul out of my chest, threw it on the ground, and smashed it to pieces. All stages of grief, as well as new ones that would baffle psychologists, have flown through me. I've cried, shouted, and even laughed at what this game has thrown at me. Nothing has ever made me feel this bad in life before, and its only been 2hrs. I highly recommend this game :)

Bro i changed 5 keyboards since I started to play this game and it is not like you just leave it no no no because it makes you addicted to it and you just rage quit and then erter again

I played this the day it came out from Humble and I was hooked immediately. Listening to the story, climbing the mountain, failing, falling, restarting. The climb is long, I think my first completion was around 8 hours. By the time I got the golden pot, I think I was down in the 6 minute range. This game checks all the boxes for a good, skill based game that a lot of the clones don't: The physics are crisp and repeatable There is infinite skill progression There are routes to explore and different ways to tackle objectives There are varied obstacles and techniques that build on each other as you climb the mountain. Everything feels meticulously intentional, bad or good It's frustrating and rewarding, and everyone should give it a try at least. Also: turn on trackpad tuning or the game is actually bad.

how to enjoy getting over it 1.buy the game 2,fall down 3.uninstall and realize you lost money 4,get over it

Good game. When they are old enough, this will be the first game my children play. They will not be allowed to play any other game, until they beat this one.