The hammer is defined by what it can’t do: it can’t find purchase in smooth surfaces, it can’t stay put if your weight pulls against it, and you can’t fit it through tight spaces without plenty of awkward maneuvering. Your job is to climb a mountain made of garbage with only a sledgehammer.
You are a man with a cauldron for a lower body. It’s built to get you angry, and it’s quite honest about it: from a designer so fascinated with frustration, it seems only natural. There are no tutorials, there are no checkpoints, and the game never fails to taunt you when you fall, Foddy himself voicing every jeer. Getting Over It bills itself as a masocore enthusiast’s dream, full of precision challenges and punishing setbacks.
“I created this game for a certain kind of person, to hurt them.” -Bennett Foddy
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