Getting Over It takes full advantage of patience in the process of making a trapped cat immobile with just a hammer. Does this moving mechanism intrigue you?
It is undeniable that this game is hot after so many years. It is an independent game developed by Bennett Foddy, released in 2017, a period long enough to prove that Getting Over It has captured the love of long-time players. The lasting popularity is not because of beautiful graphics, but it focuses on challenging the player's endurance limits in an extremely unique way, just like when you play Poor Bunny.
The character image is an unnamed cat locked in an iron cauldron, which can only be moved by a sledgehammer. It looks extremely cramped. The goal is to help the cat climb over a mountain made of trash, boulders, buildings, and absurd objects. There are no specific instructions or maps for the path. You can only find your way and start over if you fall.
Unlike other games, this game is special in that the Character has no legs, cannot jump, or climb with any part of the body. All forms of movement must be through the hammer. With actions such as: Hook, pull, support, or swing the hammer around objects.
The game does not save progress if you have overcome a difficult path. Because if you fall from the top of the mountain to the bottom, you have to climb back from the beginning. It's a pity that there is no rescue feature, but self-reliance makes your spirit rise even more, right?
