CLIMB OVER IT

CLIMB OVER IT is a brutal test of patience that feels designed to mess with your head more than your reflexes.

You start with a hammer, but don’t expect smooth gameplay or easy wins. The controls are janky on purpose — moving feels like fighting against some invisible force that constantly wants to knock you off. Every swing of the hammer is clumsy and unpredictable, so timing becomes a nightmare. One slip or missed grab and you’re sent crashing down, losing all your progress in an instant. Forget checkpoints; it’s all about pure trial and error.



The mountain itself is like a troll level on steroids. Platforms barely hold you, ledges vanish under your grip, and some sections look like they were made just to make you rage. Slopes are slick, gaps are tiny but deadly, and moving obstacles move at the worst possible speeds. You’ll swear some parts are glitchy or that the game is messing with you personally. The level design is less about fairness and more about pushing you to your limits — it’s one of those games that wants you to fail repeatedly before you even get close to success.



Despite all the frustration, every tiny bit of progress feels like winning a battle you didn’t think you could. It’s weirdly addictive because once you fall, you get this urge to try again, to beat the section that crushed you last time. The pain is real, but the satisfaction of finally making it up even a small stretch is insane.



CLIMB OVER IT isn’t a game for chill casual players — it’s for those who like challenges that mess with your nerves and test your patience over and over. You’ll rage quit more times than you care to admit, but somehow you’ll keep coming back for more punishment. If you like games that are as much about mental endurance as about skill, this one nails it perfectly. Just don’t say you weren’t warned when you fall back down after minutes of climbing.



Overall, this game is a weird blend of rage-inducing difficulty and oddly rewarding gameplay that hooks you with its absurd controls and frustrating level design. It’s like the ultimate troll in game form, but the kind you can’t help but love if you’re into punishing yourself for tiny victories.

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