Fit check
Is Get To Work worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy punishing obstacle courses with fast movement
- Fans of narrated satire centered on a corporate-climb story
- Speedrunners who want a built-in timer
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking forgiving movement or low-pressure obstacle navigation
- Players looking for a slow-paced game without repeated fast traversal challenges
- Players who do not want a satirical story about surviving the modern economy
Our take on Get To Work
The defining detail is its four-limb rollerblade setup: the character wears blades on both arms and feet, turning every gap, ramp, and jump into a high-speed movement challenge.
What is Get To Work?
Get To Work follows a young man attempting to climb the corporate ladder while wearing rollerblades on his arms and feet.
He can only move quickly, making gaps, ramps, jumps, and other obstacles part of the climb. A narrated satirical story frames the journey as an attempt to survive the modern economy, with Connor “CDawgVA” Colquhoun providing the narration. Players can collect audio clips from The Grindset, a self-help podcast voiced by streamers including Atrioc, Ludwig, DougDoug, and PointCrow. The game includes a built-in speedrun timer and a button that allows the player to give up at any time. Its movement system is intended for fast traversal and presents a challenging route toward the top of the corporate world.
How Get To Work plays
- 01Slippery Rollerblade Movement
- The character wears blades on both arms and feet and must handle fast movement across gaps, ramps, jumps, and other hazards.
- 02Narrated Satire
- Connor “CDawgVA” Colquhoun provides narration for the story about trying to survive the modern economy.
- 03Podcast Collectibles
- Players can gather audio clips from The Grindset, featuring voices such as Atrioc, Ludwig, DougDoug, and PointCrow.
- 04Speedrun Timer
- A built-in timer supports speedrun attempts without requiring manual split tracking.
- 05Give-Up Button
- The game provides a button that can be pressed at any time to abandon the climb.
Get To Work compared to similar games
SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is a runner that adds shooting, dodging, and destruction, while Get To Work focuses on navigating gaps, ramps, jumps, and other obstacles with rollerblade-based movement. Get To Work also includes narrated satire, podcast audio collectibles, and a built-in speedrun timer.
Get To Work: platforms & release
Is Get To Work worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy punishing obstacle courses with fast movement. Skip it if: players seeking forgiving movement or low-pressure obstacle navigation.
Where can I download Get To Work?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Get To Work's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Get To Work on?
Windows only.
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