The game won the Nuovo Award of the Independent Games Festival Competition Awards in 2018. According to Zeit Online, “failure takes on a new dimension” in Getting Over It. On Steam, 79% of 13,618 reviews are positive. Getting Over It received mixed feedback about the challenge. The game was released in 2017 for Windows, macOS and iOS The release for Android followed in 2018. Getting Over It was developed by independent game designer Bennett Foddy, who also designed other high-difficulty games such as QWOP. The game is supported by commentary from Benett Foddys, who philosophizes on various topics, in particular the disappointment and frustration of such a relapse in game progress. Together with the fact that the game status cannot be saved and loaded, the game reaches a considerable degree of difficulty and a corresponding potential for frustration for the player. As the game progresses, the level of difficulty increases. Im still fascinated by Getting Over It, though Ive reach the point where I can only handle playing it for about 15 minutes a week.Amazingly, thatd be enough time for speedrunner Christian Distortion2 Licht to make his way all the way up the mountain 7 and a half times: last week he became the first person to beat the game in under 2 minutes. With the game control only the guidance of the hammer can be controlled.Ĭlumsy movements with the hammer can lead to a marked relapse to a lower position on the mountain. Diogenes is in a large cauldron and can only move around by pulling or pushing himself along objects with a climbing hammer and thereby climbing, crawling or jumping.
The goal of Getting Over It is to have a man named Diogenes climb a large mountain.
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