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Is "git gud" the worst advice in gaming, or does it protect the challenge that makes retro games special?
With the 2026 indie boom reviving punishingly difficult games, the old 'git gud' mantra is clashing against calls for accessibility options in retro-inspired titles. Cast your vote on whether this phrase is toxic gatekeeping or a badge of honor.
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