Getting Over It is a game developed by Bennett Foddy in which players control a man stuck in a cauldron with a hammer to climb a mountain of obstacles. The game is notorious for its difficulty and unique gameplay mechanics.

Players must use the hammer to climb a series of obstacles, including rocks, tree trunks, and pipes. The controls are simple, with players using the mouse or touch screen to control the hammer's movement. However, the game's physics engine makes the hammer's movement unpredictable, leading to frustration and difficulty in progressing.

As players climb higher up the mountain, the obstacles become more challenging, requiring precision and timing. The game features no checkpoints, meaning that players must start from the beginning if they fall back to the bottom of the mountain. However, the game does have a "rewind" feature that allows players to undo a mistake and try again.

The game's simple mechanics and punishing difficulty have made it a popular choice for streamers and content creators, with many players attempting to beat the game's challenge. The game's intentionally frustrating design has also led to debates about the value of difficult games and the emotional responses they can elicit from players.