Getting Over It on a weekly play card
16 October 2026 — I opened the Netherlands card for Getting Over It, id 1319618742. Bennett Foddy is the artist and the seller. The bundle id is net.Foddy.GettingOverIt. The description field begins with the sentence “A game I made”. I am quoting that opening because it is the card’s own first line, not because I am reviewing the mountain.
| Line | What the card printed |
|---|---|
| Price | €5.99 |
| Rating | 4.356 from 73 ratings, shown as 4.4 on a one-decimal card |
| Genre | Games, Simulation, Action |
| Age | 4+, no content descriptors returned |
| Version | 1.14, dated 26 July 2021 |
| Size and OS | 248,306,688 bytes, iOS 13.0 or later |
| Flags | gameCenter, iosUniversal. 130 device identifiers |
| Languages | EN, JA, KO, RU, ZH |
| First release | 6 December 2017 |
| Version note | Support for all modern devices, various bug fixes. |
The paid line on this weekly play card
€5.99 is a paid listing, the same figure printed on Terraria the same day and a different figure from Fruit Ninja Classic’s Gratis. I did not find an in-app purchase list or an ads line in the fields I read. The seller URL pointed at foddy.net. Game Center was flagged. None of that tells me how the hammer behaves. It tells me what the card was willing to print.
Seventy-three ratings is the smallest sample of the three. A 4.4 rounded from 4.356 sits between the other two averages, which is why this card is second in the file. A small sample can move. I am dating it so a later reading can disagree in public.
Version 1.14 is still the line on the card
The version date is 26 July 2021. On 16 October 2026 that was more than five years behind the version dates on the other two cards. The note under the version is one sentence about modern devices and bug fixes. I am not inferring that nothing has changed in the game. I am saying the card I read still showed 1.14.
The still I kept is a store frame of the figure with the hammer on the rocks, with the card’s own caption about an obstacle. The first still was mostly text on a green field, so I moved one frame along.
The language codes are English, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Chinese. The first-release date is 6 December 2017. Between that date and the version date of 26 July 2021 the card shows one version number, 1.14, and I do not have the versions that may have sat in between. The device list length is 130 identifiers, the same count the other two cards returned, which I am treating as a platform flag rather than a claim that every identifier was checked by hand.
Blanks on this weekly play card
No install counter. No histogram. No App Privacy block in the lookup. The language list is shorter than Fruit Ninja Classic’s: English, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Chinese. The byte count, 248,306,688, is the smallest of the three. Those are the comparisons the printed numbers support.
Checked 16 October 2026. Open the card.