Getting.over.it.with.bennett.foddy.macosx-hi2u Extra Quality -

| Issue | Solution | |-------|----------| | Game won’t launch | Allow app in Security & Privacy (Gatekeeper) | | Lag or stutter | Lower resolution in graphics settings; close background apps | | Mouse feels floaty | Disable “Mouse Acceleration” via terminal or third-party tool | | No sound | Check MIDI Audio Setup in macOS Utilities |

Yes — if you:

No — if you:

The phrase “getting over it” in the game’s title is a pun, a challenge, and a life lesson. By the time you finally reach the top of the mountain (which ends at a beautiful, quiet space with a surprised voice line from Foddy), you will have screamed, laughed, despaired, and maybe cried.

And then you’ll do it again — because the game replays with all your old knowledge but none of the shortcuts. Getting.over.it.with.bennett.foddy.macosx-hi2u Extra Quality

If you’re on macOS and want to test your limits, buy the game legally. Don’t fall for warez releases like “hi2u” — they’re not worth the risk. Support Bennett Foddy, support indie games, and prepare to fall.

A lot.

Mac users often get overlooked for quirky indie physics games, but Getting Over It runs natively on macOS. The game requires:

The macOS version is identical to the PC version — same controls, same difficulty, same narration by Bennett Foddy himself. His calm, almost therapeutic voice comments on failure, perseverance, and the human condition as you plummet 500 feet because of one tiny slip. | Issue | Solution | |-------|----------| | Game

Surprisingly, macOS is a valid platform for speedrunning Getting Over It. Rules are the same as PC (no macros, no save scumming, no external scripts). World record times are under 2 minutes — but for most players, 2 hours is a great first completion.

The macOS version has a slight frame pacing difference compared to Windows, but top runners say it’s negligible after practice. No — if you: The phrase “getting over