Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy

S-tier rage game. I love how it's so simple yet the skill ceiling is so high. Also a good kind of meditation once you get used to it. It becomes calming, you notice when you're getting mad. In fact, failure stops feeling bad and more like a learning experience. Really made me a bit tougher emotionally, a bit more tolerant. Bennett Foddy's quote, "Have you thought about who you are in this? Are you the man in the pot, Diogenes? Are you his hand? Are you the top of his hammer? I think not. Where your hand moves, the hammer may not follow, nor the man, nor the man's hand. In this, you're his WILL. His intent. The embodied resolve in his uphill ascent." I think applies to me too, I feel like I'm observing myself from the outside. I am neither my brain nor my heart, nor my actions. My will reflects who I am. Really loved this game. After a certain point I just didn't see it as a rage game anymore. As someone who loved philosophy in the first place, this game really left an impression enough for me to clear it and go back multiple times by now