I do intend on playing this game to finish (however many years that may take). I'd also just like to mention that I bear absolutely no ill will or anger, or wish to imply anything about you as a person. Who exactly did you create this game to hurt? Am I completely off the mark, and you were going after a certain kind of personality? And why are you seeking to hurt them at all? You tell me. I'd like to hear your thoughts on the subject, Mr. Perhaps because it called them out in a way?I'm not exactly certain.īut, I at last get to my point. I am Bread did not see this kind of convergence, despite being very similar to this game, being a climbing game at heart, but Getting Over it did. Foddy narrates the title on the topic of failure. Wired described the game as both 'uproariously, darkly funny' and 'challenging to the point of impossibility'. The player is tasked with scaling a mountain as a man stuck inside a cauldron using only a hammer. And I know that it does not pertain only to well known and advertised games because five nights at freddy's also saw this unique effect when it was a relative unknown. Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy released in late 2017. I noticed that this happened when the last of us was released. And do lets players not ride that like a wave? I've observed that once in a great while, every lets player on youtube, from Markiplier to Two Best Friends to Cryoatic to Pewdiepie, as well as many others, turn their collective attention to a single game and play it almost at the same time. Trends, memes, russian dash cam vids, shia lebeouff green screens, etc all working to fill the cultural landfill. The reason I mention the lets player community is because it is even mentioned in game.
These strike more as decisions someone makes because they want the player to suffer. Dark souls does that, and is famous for it. I can completely understand wanting to make a hard game. The snake, though with ample warning, is also perfectly positioned to take advantage of a fall, and make it exponentially worse. I've even seen one guy accidentally fling himself off the entire mountain and land all the way back at the start. The bats jump scare is positioned perfectly to catch someone focusing intently on delicate key motions off guard. There are a few segments that do speak to a certain, if not sadistic, then a malicious drive toward the lets player community. "I made this game for a certain kind of person. I'm sure that, by now, we've all seen lets players losing their minds over this, and I've had a few spikes of anger myself over large falls (though I have kept a good mind on my limits and know when to declare that I'm done for right now), and I was wondering about the description of this game in the steam shop.
I don't mean it in a rhetoical sense to imply something about the creator, but as an honest question. So, as I made my way, yet again, past that narrow vertical shaft dubbed "The Devil's Chimney", I was wondering what kind of person would make a game like this.
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