【One Sentence Introduction】

Getting Over It is a video game developed by QWOP author Bennett Foddy. The player moves the hammer with the mouse, and with practice, the player will be able to jump, swing, climb and fly. In the game, great mysteries and wonderful rewards await the trekking master who reaches the top of the mountain.

【GameNomo's Recommend】

1. The game is so addicting that once players start, they can't stop. This is a game where madness meets fun.

2. Its absurdity makes the game engrossing, and its deliberately unfair nature fuels players' insane obsession. When you are ready to be tested by patience and determination. This game is sure to drive you crazy and bring greater joy when you succeed

3. The game is easy to master, and if you are good at the controls, you will move on to the next stage of the game. Just figure out your character's attributes and soon the player will be on the right track.

【GameNomo's Review】

Getting Over It can be very frustrating, and players can't stop once they start. Some people just can't accept the unfair and ridiculous nature of the game. The rules are simple. This awesome game layout consists of weird objects stacked on top of each other. You just have to reach the end of the mountain to beat the game. Given the strange design of the mountains, players need courage and patience to win.

The game is free for everyone, the player's character doesn't die, and the game doesn't have strict rules of thumb. Just hope the player can get over that mountain. This is a game where madness meets fun. Regardless, the game is easy to master, and if you're good at controls, you'll get to the next level of the game. Just figure out the good and bad attributes of your character and you'll be on the right track in no time. After successfully completing the game, a pop-up question tab will appear. It will ask you if you want to play the game alone or online. If you answer yes, you end up in a secret chat room hosted by Foddy. There, you'll read personal congratulatory messages and even get a chance to have a quick chat with the man himself. For those of you who answered "no" honestly, unfortunately, you'll end up in the game menu and not the room.

If you're addicted to the illogical nature of the game, Getting Over It is a great option, and it's one of the best of its kind. The moral lesson of the game is evident throughout: failure is not defined by your falls, but by your unwillingness to try again. This game breaks all expectations and gives you an honest experience. The adrenaline rush of playing it will lead you to sweet success. After all, the most appreciated views are those from the top of the mountain.