This is a two-button pinball climbing game through the history of human thought. – Two buttons – One colossal climb – No score. No checkpoints. No safety net. – Fall, and you have to climb back up. It’s called Fallosophy. Would you keep climbing?

We made Getting Over It, except you're a pinball climbing through the history of philosophy The FREE demo got a huge upgrade: – Fully voiced story – 2-player co-op – Saving carries to the full game Fallosophy launches in 7 days Would you trust a friend with half the flippers?

I accidentally turned pinball into a precision platformer. …and it works way better than it has any right to. Would you play this?

I turned pinball into Jump King. -Two buttons. -One vertical world shaped by the history of ideas. -No score. -No safety net. Every shot is a choice. Every fall is your fault. It’s called Fallosophy. Would you keep climbing?

An important update regarding the development of Fallosophy

Hi #PitchYaGame. I made Getting Over It as a pinball table. Fallosophy is a two-button precision climbing game where every fall sends you back through the history of philosophy. No score. No safety net. Just gravity, flippers, and the question: why climb?

What happens when you mix Space Cadet Pinball with Getting Over It? Fallosophy is a brutal pinball climber through the history of ideas. -Flip through Plato’s cave. -Dodge Satan in medieval cathedrals. -Swing through modernity and beyond. One wrong flip sends you back down.

Fallosophy is Getting Over It if it was a two-button pinball game. You only have two buttons, but they do everything. Flip. Plunge. Dash. Trigger pistons. Freeze time. Even the menu only uses the same two buttons. The controls are simple. The climb is not.

I turned pinball into Getting Over It. -Two buttons. -One vertical world shaped by the history of ideas. -No score. -No safety net. If you fall, you climb back up. It’s called Fallosophy. Would you keep climbing?