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Get On Top is Bennett Foddy's physics wrestling game for two: control a ragdoll body one limb-shift at a time and try to force your opponent's head into the floor before they do the same to you. There's no combo system or health bar — just momentum, balance, and the constant risk of overcommitting a push and toppling yourself.
Matches are short and scored in rounds, first to 11 points wins, so a single sloppy shove can cost you the round instantly. The joy of it is the same awkward, unpredictable physics that runs through Foddy's games — grappling with your own character's balance is as much the opponent as the player.
Controls
Two players share one keyboard. Player 1 moves with W, A, S, D. Player 2 moves with the arrow keys. Each key shifts your ragdoll's weight rather than moving it directly, so wins come from managing momentum, not fast reflexes.
Tips
- Small, deliberate weight shifts keep you stable; button-mashing usually topples you before it topples your opponent.
- Staying low and centered is safer than lunging — a big push that misses often leaves you face-down.
- Watch your opponent's balance as closely as your own; a lot of points come from them overextending, not from anything you do directly.
Best played sitting next to a friend on the same keyboard — it's a couch game first, built for quick, chaotic rematches.
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