Zeb89, a gamer, attempts to play "Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy," a challenging game that involves climbing a mountain with a pickaxe while inside a cauldron. Despite his initial optimism and determination to remain calm, Zeb89 quickly becomes frustrated with the game's difficulty and unpredictable controls. He struggles with the mechanics, often failing and having to restart from lower points on the mountain. His commentary is filled with colorful language and expressions of anger, yet he also shows moments of progress and understanding of the game. Ultimately, Zeb89 expresses his refusal to continue playing due to the game's frustrating nature and declares that he will not make another video on it.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The game being played is called "Getting over it with Bennett Foddy".
2. The game was released on Steam.
3. The player, Zeb89, is trying to climb a mountain using a pickaxe-like tool.
4. The game is a trial and error game that requires patience and persistence.
5. The player can only control the character using the mouse.
6. There are no other keys to press in the game.
7. The game has a steep learning curve, and the player must learn how to use the tool effectively.
8. The player can get stuck or fall down if they make a mistake.
9. The game has a checkpoint system, but the player can still fall back to previous sections.
10. The player can get frustrated and angry at the game's difficulty.
11. The game requires a lot of patience and time to progress.
12. The player can watch a video of someone else playing the game to see how it's done.
13. The game has a unique ending that requires the player to jump onto a meteor and then another jump to reach the end.
Note: I excluded opinions, emotions, and personal comments from the extraction, focusing only on factual information about the game and its mechanics.