Bennett Foddy

About Bennett Foddy

After creating the 2008 game QWOP, he went on to teach at NYU Game Center. He launched the video game Getting Over It alongside Bennett Foddy in 2017 and other games such as GIRP, CLOP, Get on Top, Zebra, Multibowl, and a few others in between.

Bennett Foddy is an Australian American video game designer based in New York City. Raised in Australia and trained as an ethical philosopher on the subjects of substance abuse, Foddy was a bass on the Cut Copy electronic group and an amateur game designer while completing his thesis. During his postdoctoral studies at Princeton University and his time as a staff member at Oxford University, Foddy developed very high difficulty games including QWOP, which has become an internet craze. by the end of 2010 with the proliferation of new online social sharing tools. He later became a lecturer at the NYU Game Center. His most popular game outside of QWOP is Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy, a physics-based philosophy foundation released in 2017 .

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Trivia

He played bass for an electronic group called Cut Copy. 

Bennett Foddy before fame

At the University of Melbourne, he received training as a moral philosopher with a focus on drug addiction. When he started inventing QWOP, he was a postdoctoral researcher at Princeton University and a member of the staff at the University of Oxford.

Achievement of Bennett Foddy

He was a member of the electronic band Cut Copy, where he played bass.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Bennett Foddy family life

He married a woman who made hats for a living.

Associations of Bennett Foddy

Todd Howard and he are both game designers.

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