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You are right to delete it if you can't find the appeal in it.
That's something that applies to any game and even real life: With practice movement and flow become natural, and then you can start moving on to strategy and advanced techniques.
In fact, the controls are so precise, that it is 100% your own fault if you mess up.
This game is a mirror of your own ability or inability to grasp motion control.
I would advise turning on trackpad tuning and set the sensitivity to lowest, then gradually increase it to a point where you can move around the hammer comfortably. It is important that you do things nice and slow at first while being conscious of your mouse movement.
most first time runs take somewhere 5-8 hours afaik.
you've played for 4.5. you can beat it if you put a little more time in.