QWOP is the hardest game ever. The athlete plays an athlete named "Qwop" and he is participating in the 100m Olympic. Players only need to use the Q, W, O and P keys to control the athlete's foot movement to move the character forward while avoiding falling. The Q and W keys control one of the runner's thighs, respectively, while the O and P keys operate the runner's calf. The Q key pushes the right thigh of the runner forward, the left thigh push back and the W key also affects the thigh and vice versa. The O and P keys act like the Q and W keys, but like the runner's calf. The actual amount of joint movement is affected by drag caused by the force exerted by gravity and inertia.
QWOP
QWOP is the hardest game ever. The athlete plays an athlete named "Qwop" and he is participating in the 100m Olympic. Players only need to use the Q, W, O and P keys to control the athlete's foot movement to move the character forward while avoiding falling. The Q and W keys control one of the runner's thighs, respectively, while the O and P keys operate the runner's calf. The Q key pushes the right thigh of the runner forward, the left thigh push back and the W key also affects the thigh and vice versa. The O and P keys act like the Q and W keys, but like the runner's calf. The actual amount of joint movement is affected by drag caused by the force exerted by gravity and inertia.