Get To Work Reviews

amaizing game,very rage inducing tho but thats kinda the point also love the DLCs and the only up recreate in this games movement,ALSO after the first playtghrou speedrunning it is very fun

The game is good dont even bother plating the 3rd file, not sure what the devs were thinking the loops make the game unplayable. the camera for loops is absolutely horrible and the movement basically makes them impossible. the only advice i can give is literally turn the camera the other direction and do the loop blind while looking at the next loop. So literally just play the entire level without seeing it. see the problem?

This game is kinda in the middle of the road for me, I had some troubles in the past to get my controller to work and keyboard and mouse is just super easy and less enjoyable. I was troubleshooting controller and I found theirs like no customer support for this game only a discord server (you occasionally get help in) but besides that I had an enjoyable time and it being my first foddian rage game I could beat and not really rage quit makes it slightly better but still. All and all aint bad but aint crazy good Id say its better than most indie games with support and gameplay tho. Its fun and kept me hooked.

For some reason, my game keeps lagging for no reason. And the gravity gets fucked up, and just teleporting randomly. I don't lose any frames, and i still lag. Its okay, its just too laggy even on my GeForce RTX 3080.

very fun game if you wanna go fast or get mad at, it's pretty satisfying to hit the jumps perfectly and do it all in one go.

Overall, Get to Work is challenging but fun. The movement feels nice and the jumps are satisfying to make. Would recommend.

this is the first foddian game ive ever beaten. the movement mechanics are so fun to master. i def recommend picking this up, even at full price. well worth it, esp with the new FREE dlc!

It is a fun, horrible, good, and bad game. It'll feel frustrating at once, but when you complete a part you were stuck on for hours, the happiness hits you like a truck. Very fun game, 11/10!

This game made me consider getting an actual job, but then I wouldnt have any time to play get to work, so I just kept living in my parents basement.

This game is probably the best out of the entire genre of "Foddian rage games." While less known than "Chained Together" or the infamous "Getting over it," the game, in my eyes, far outshines these two, and it is simply a question of balance and gameplay. Balance is the holy grail of this game, and it is the key feature that makes this game enjoyable. The levels are hard, do not get me wrong, but it is less punishing for harder jumps. In the final stages of the game, it works to slowly remove these guard rails, ultimately building up to that vanilla rage experience we all know and love. So, while "Getting over it" may feel discouraging for players, leaving only the truly dedicated to beat it, "Get to Work" knocks it out of the park, being a game that slowly builds in difficulty as you progress, as opposed to punishing you from the start. The next key to this game is the movement. Again, I'll take "Getting over it" as an example; the game's movement is pure agony, and the only reason you play it is to beat the game. What sets "Get to Work" apart from other rage games is that "Get to Work" actually has fluid movement, and at times it feels relaxing; it feels like a mechanic so characteristic of skating or racing games. It is unique, refreshing, and it makes the game feel enjoyable as opposed to constant rage. Overall, I believe that "Get to Work" is probably the best game in the genre of "Foddian rage games," and that is simply for the balancing and the gameplay itself. The devs also continue to refresh the game by adding new levels in the form of "Free DLC," which makes this game an overwhelming positive in this pain inducing genre of video games; and I highly recommend it to not only individuals who are new to this genre, and are looking for a challenge; but I also recommend it to anyone in general. Overall, 7.8/10