GIRP members employ over 140,000 people and distribute around 15 billion packs of medicines as well as a wide range of healthcare products per year.

His newest creation, GIRP, is a mountain-climbing game. The controls are no easier than QWOP's, entrapping your fingers in keyboard Twister as you try to ascend a rock face.

This is relevant because GIRP comes to us from the same man who brought us QWOP, and it is just as weird, just as wacky and just as addictive. The goal of the game is to climb a mountain.

Bennet Foddy likes the letter P. All his games use it. Maybe that’s why his latest involves a Princess (virgin) and a Pony (Unicorn). Either way, you’ve got to control a unicorn, or more ...

Bennett Foddy's created and mastered a special type of awkward physics game with the likes of GIRP, QWOP and Poleriders, and now one-man indie team Stegersaurus has decided to take that formula to ...

GIRP, on the other hand, maximizes the feeling of embodiment, through Foddy's ingenious metaphor, which turns your keyboard into an impromptu cliff face. "You have to grip the keyboard just like ...

Mega GIRP, originally premiered by DIY games collective Babycastles at their “Fuck The Screen” arcade event last September, is a permutation of Foddy’s rock climbing Flash game that swaps ...