QWOP is a web-based Flash game created in 2008 by programmer Bennett Foddy. In this game you control a track athlete named QWOP -- who is competing against nobody -- by individually moving his thigh ...

You can play QWOP right here, if you’d like. If you’re much like me, you’ll spent 45 seconds mashing the Q, W, O and P keys -- which control Mr. QWOP’s calves and thighs -- before writing off the game ...

Bennett Foddy's 2008 browser game was the deliberately clumsy forerunner of an age of funny failure. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

Do you miss the days of playing QWOP, where merely moving forward felt like a massive achievement? They're finally back. QWOP creator Bennett Foddy, Ape Out's Gabe Cuzzillo and Maxi Boch have unveiled ...

This post has not been edited by the GamesBeat staff. Opinions by GamesBeat community writers do not necessarily reflect those of the staff. QWOP: It’s the newest meme taking the Internet by storm (er ...

The enduring popularity of Bennett Foddy’s torturous athletics classic QWOP shows no sign of letting up, and the game is now available to a whole new audience with today’s release on Android. It’s ...

Super Pole Riders, a twisted take on pole vaulting, is a cross between the sport, kung fu and multiplayer deathmatches, developer Bennett Foddy wrote on the PlayStation blog. “When I showed the ...

The Sportsfriends indie game compilation will include a multiplayer version of Bennet Foddy's QWOP for backers who pledge $60 or more to the Kickstarter project, the game's creator announced on the ...

Bennett Foddy, creator of such abstract pieces of interactive physical comedy like QWOP and Pole Riders - has taken to bringing his quirky, maniacal approach to chess in Bennett Foddy's Speed Chess, a ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Remember QWOP? Yep, the game that you love to hate. Using your keyboard, you controlled a rag-doll figure that ...