Game Description
Getting Over It is a challenging platformer where players control a character in a cauldron who uses a hammer to climb obstacles. The game is known for its high difficulty level and unique movement mechanics.
World Records & Achievements
- Current world record: Strike113537 (51 seconds)
- Second place: Misc1234 (53 seconds)
- Third place: scratch1q (56 seconds)
- Notable speedrunner: Blastbolt the Bolt (1 minute record)
Gameplay Mechanics
Core Controls
- Players use a hammer to move and climb
- Character sits in a container, limiting traditional movement
- Hammer can be used to:
- Pull forward
- Push backward
- Lift upward
- Push downward
- Arm and hammer length vary slightly for reaching distant objects
Map Structure
The game features three distinct stages with increasing difficulty:
- Starting Area
- Introductory obstacles
- Basic movement practice
- Minimal hazards
- Mid-Game Challenge
- Vertical cliffs
- Complex object arrangements
- Broom obstacles
- House structures
- Final Challenge
- “Bad Ending” section
- Grid-like obstacles
- High risk of getting stuck
Key Map Features:
- No checkpoints
- No health system
- Objects stack vertically
- Diverse obstacles (tables, chairs, rocks, apples)
- Increasing elevation throughout
Game Versions
Original Version
- Classic dark green background
- Standard character in cauldron
- Full obstacle course
Scratch Version (by Griffpatch)
- Golden cat character
- White background
- Colorful obstacles
- Simplified challenges
- Modified map layout
Features
- Online unblocked gameplay
- Free-to-play
- Completion rewards:
- Access to exclusive player chat group
- Golden pot (after 50 completions)
- Leaderboard system
- Cross-platform availability
Categories & Tags
- Platform Game
- Challenging
- Physics-Based
- Precision Controls
- Speedrun
- Single Player
- Indie Game
- Skill-Based
