There's a class of game made out of "found assets" effectively abandoned parts and pieces of stuff. Stuff used as practice, assets never sold, bits of hacked code and so on. Such games are the indiest of indie games. Like a bad 12 year old russian hacker ran out of smokes, spent 5 minutes making one and sold it to his friend for 3 cigarettes. It's about as anti-AAA gaming as it gets.

This game got a bit of traction for being somewhat decent, narrated and a bit thoughtful, and brutally frustrating. Even pewdiepie, a guy who made many millions streaming games making him about as much of a professional as that genre has, had difficulties keeping his cool while streaming live in front of millions. And that's part of it's appeal, watching people slowly lose their cool attempting to play this game.

It's a frustratingly difficult game called Getting Over It that punishes you if you make one mistake by sending you back to the beginning.