Get Tilted! :)

Punt the little pot forward in a maddening sequence of climbing. This game rewards precision and patience both as you attempt to master micro-platforming inputs and the intricacies behind the movement of this little pot. It's tricky, it's tough, and it'll test your sanity. If you're familiar with Get Over It, you'll find a similar experience here, except with much better visuals.

Played the demo for quite a bit and seeing the evolution of the game has been an amazing journey. The environments and diegetic storytelling is amazing. The art is gorgeous and the soundtrack really lends itself well to the experience. Get Tilted can be frustrating at times but getting to those new personal best and clearing out a chapter feels the best. It's an adictive feeling and even after numerous falls, just makes you want to reach ever higher. If you like climbing and skill based games, this is the game for you. Would tilt again

Who ever did the art, wowzah!! This game is quite the definition of the highest highs and the lowest lows. But nothing quite beats the feeling of making a jump that you couldn't even imagine making before. Keep calm and jump.

Get Tilted :), developed and published by Timebat Studio, is a deliberately mischievous 3D platformer that builds its entire identity around awkward physics, precision movement, and the emotional rollercoaster of repeated failure and hard-earned progress. At first glance, the premise is almost comically simple: you control a cheerful potted plant whose sole objective is to climb upward through a sprawling vertical environment and reach a distant spiral high above the city. In practice, that simplicity masks a game designed to test patience, spatial awareness, and emotional resilience just as much as mechanical skill. Movement is the heart of the experience, and it is intentionally unconventional. Rather than offering crisp, predictable platforming controls, Get Tilted :) asks players to master momentum, balance, and gravity through tilting and jumping mechanics that often feel unstable by design. Your plant does not move like a traditional platforming character; it wobbles, overcommits, and reacts to slopes and edges in ways that demand constant adjustment. Every jump requires commitment, and every landing feels tense, because even a small miscalculation can send you sliding or tu…

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A super cute wholesome hopping game that will tilt you on the default difficulty. Though there is two awesome easier modes for a more chill experience :)