In “Getting Over It,” guide a determined cat in a flower pot with a trusty hammer through an infuriating world of towering junk. Master the art of precision and patience as every precarious swing could lead to a triumphant moment or a tumble back to the start.
About Getting Over It
Rage games seemingly became popular because people enjoyed watching others get angry over silly-looking games that at times are pretty basic in appearance.
The original Getting Over It With Bennett Foddy spread like wildfire across the internet as everyone and their neighbor's cat played it.
It seems interesting that this version appeared as a distilled and more cartoon experience but without losing any of the potential rage that it can cause.
The reason you want to beat it is because you want that feeling of satisfaction, that empowering of having conquered something seemingly impossible.
Tips and Tricks
Unless you speedrunning, this game is best approached as slowly and carefully as possible.
It's designed so that even the slightest movement has the potential to send you all the way back to the start.
You should also take advantage of the selective layering, as the hammerhead can be placed on a platform above the cat as long as you're able to slide it around outside the platform.
