Especially for those players who love the competitive spirit or constantly challenge themselves. Thus, the process of playing Getting Over It is even more interesting. That’s this game’s sound design as a whole. It is also worth noting that there is a time counter here, so in this game you may set your own records and beat them later.
Imagine being repeatedly kicked in the groin to the sound of a relaxing Miles Davis record while someone next to you tells you everything’s going to be fine, while quoting one or two famous motivational phrases some girls post in their Instagram profiles in order to get one hundred likes from their friends. There’s nothing as relieving and relaxing as listening to someone say “don’t hate the player, hate the game” (don’t you worry Bennett Foddy, I’m most certainly hating the game) while you’re losing your mind due to a completely broken game. Lewis, Abraham Lincoln, and most importantly, Ice-T. Besides the soundtrack, the game’s creator will constantly talk directly at you during the whole game, be it to describe what a “b-game” is, to tell you that it’s ok to quit the game at any time, or to tell you famous motivational quotes from inspirational people like C.S. Technically speaking, it isn’t bad: the relaxing lounge music soundtrack is actually pretty good (whether or not that’s just license-free music or an actual original composition is beyond my knowledge). Is the game beatable? Yes, surely, it’s not technically impossible, but the goal is a lot harder to get to due to the intentionally terrible controls and unreliable physics.įinally, I need to talk about the game’s sound design. Challenging level design is one thing, making the controls a burden for the sake of it is a completely different sin. I get it, the developer wanted to make the game hard and frustrating, but there are ways to do it without compromising the actual quality of the final product. To make matters worse, it’s been said this lag is actually intentional, just so the game can become even harder than it already is. All you need to do is to control the hammer’s direction with your mouse, but even something as mundane as that becomes a challenge due to the game’s insane input lag. The main problem with this game is its gameplay. I’m not even talking about the game’s ugly visuals and completely nonsensical level design (the so-called “mountain” you need to climb resembles more of a pile of trash than an actual geographical formation). Do Not Spoil This Ending: After completing the game you are presented with a screen regarding your reward, that asks you to confirm you are no longer. What ruins this game, however, is its execution. The elevator pitch isn’t exactly abysmal when you think about it, even if it’s a bit, let’s say, odd. The way I set it up to begin with is I would get an e-mail every. Getting Over It is a game in which you control a probably naked man stuck inside a cauldron who needs to reach the end of the sole level available by using a hammer in order to jump over obstacles and climb steep terrain. Bennett: Yeah, I mean when you get to the end, when you, uh, finish you climb the mountain, it invites you into a live chatroom. I’ll just leave forever if you don’t mind
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