Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy

Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy is an action game in a 2.5-D perspective with fair physics. The hero sits in a pot and wields a hammer. The developer comments on the player's attempts. It takes different times for different people. The player decides when to try again. Persistence pays off. With a hammer he jumps, clings and moves. The goal is to get to the top of the mountain. Every fall is hard to bear because the journey begins anew. Practice is more important than luck. The slopes of the mountain are covered with ledges and cracks. Each obstacle is passed in its own way. The difficulty comes from the physics, not the enemies. Each ledge requires its own movement. The journey takes from a couple of hours to infinity. The falls are thrown tens of meters down. The game does not forgive haste, but it rewards patience. The potted hero's comments are sarcastic and funny. The mechanics are simple in words and difficult in practice. The developer warns of a possible hit to the nerves. The hammer serves as the only tool of movement. Slopes and ledges require precise movements. Jumping requires patience and precise timing. Small mistakes are thrown far down. The walkthrough is shown online. Speed ​​depends on skill. For those players who like challenges of perseverance, this game is suitable. Comments appear after particularly bad falls. Some players complete the journey in a matter of minutes. The developer's comments are encouraging and teasing. The mountain remains the only enemy. Attempts are recorded and repeated. Experience comes with dozens of falls.