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The latest addition to Bennett Foddy's famous game, "Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy" is now available for free on the web. Now you can play this simple exercise in frustration without an Oculus Rift headset or a custom-built PC! All you need is a browser and a willingness to get frustrated. If this sounds up your alley, check out some of these other similarly infuriating games from Bennett Foddy. Let's hope the future doesn't have anything more frustrating than this... At press time, paying money for new levels was only possible on the brand new v1.584 update released earlier today on Steam by Mr. Foddy. The paid version of "Getting Over It" comes with 50 levels plus an additional 20 bonus levels that were not included in the base game. These bonus levels use the same basic rules as the base game, but instead of letting you play as Bennett Foddy and looking at the world through his eyes, you take on control of angry bird or other angry avian beast and proceed to cause havoc on a small island. The publisher of "Getting Over It" is Mr. Foddy himself, who released it as freeware on his website before offering it as a paid download for those who wanted more content (and sponsoring those who donated to help make sure everyone got their free update). It's unclear how many people actually donated for this right, but the tactic was cheap and simple enough that he could still offer most of the game for free despite charging for more levels. This is not so different from the free-to-play business model used by most games these days, so perhaps there's not much to be said here. Nevertheless, the new paid variant of "Getting Over It" is updated with several new features that are not available in its freeware counterpart. The interface now has a built-in support system that operates with an internet connection to provide online resources to those who need help. Aside from the additional 50 levels, newcomer newcomer levels that offer a fresh way to experience the game and buff up their self-esteem (because everybody knows that only online hubris and narcissism makes you feel better when you're trying to get over something). And we can't forget about the new "fire", which allows players to light things on fire with an ancient flint tool. Or maybe you like using a torch or other pyro device. It should be noted that this version of "Getting Over It" is made for web browsers, but it's possible to play if you have a Steam account because the Steam version of Getting Over It supports web play (which is not an option in the original title). The PC version of Getting Over It (v1.544) is also available for free on Steam if you know how to make it work with the web build of Getting Over It (v1.584). Just set the game to launch in "web browser"; then, while it's launching, clear your cache and cookies; then enter some bogus info into the user profile form that pops up; then click past that; then press A to skip the intro; you should be able to get in-game fine after this. It takes only 3 simple steps... 1. Click on this link: https://steamcommunity. cfa1e77820