The obstacle "Orange Hell" is commonly regarded as the most difficult in the game.The player should place themselves on top of it, boosting themselves upward and hooking onto the security camera or other small ledges. At the top of the roof of the playing structure, the player must boost themselves right onto a pile of boxes, where they then must descend upon another row of boxes, and finally end up on a white staircase.If the player misses this wall or falls off of it, they will fall back to stage 1. With practice, youll be able to jump, swing, climb and fly. You move the hammer with the mouse, and thats all there is. Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy is a punishing climbing game, a homage to Jazzuos 2002 B-Game classic Sexy Hiking. If the player misses the jump between the grill and the house, they will land on a concrete wall below it, where they can climb back onto the house. Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy: Directed by Bennett Foddy.The player must jump between a grill and a sideways house, where they must hook onto an umbrella, rake, wheelbarrow, and play structure while climbing vertically.On top the house where the slide skip ends, the player can boost themselves upwards and if done correctly can skip a portion of the map.
The player can also rest atop it, if they somehow manage to get there. The slide skip is a long metal beam in which the player must use the hammer to cling onto and skip across.The player must fling themselves upward from here, hooking onto ledges of the building. The first obstacle of this area is what looks like a rusting metal fridge or storage unit.However, the staircase skip allows the player to completely skip this pattern, going straight from the bottom of the backwards "s" to the top. The ending obstacle is known as Orange Hell, and is possibly the most difficult obstacle in the game, due to the fact that it has very few hammer holds, and a fall will mean the player falls back to at least the playground section, but possibly the starting area.Īppearance: Stage 2 has a light blue color theme, and moves in a backwards "s" pattern up the mountain. If the player is lined up correctly, this move will allow them to get high enough to grab onto the staircase, thereby skipping the majority of Stage 2. If the player reaches the house section, they can hook the roof, position their hammer directly lined up with the satellite dish, position themselves to the side of the roof, and pull straight up. The stage includes a large skip that the player can use to skip the playground area and cardboard boxes completely. In the playground area, it is possible to fall back down to the starting area by falling past the Danger sign. It introduces obstacles in which the player moves laterally for the first time.
Stage 2 is the second stage in Getting Over It, which the player reaches if they successfully clear the Devil's Chimney.
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