Game is played with mouse
Hanger throws you right into the chaos of swinging a stickman from rope to rope, dodging traps that are out to shred you to pieces. You’ll start with a full stickman, but don’t get too comfortable—every mistake costs a limb, and you’ll be left dangling, barely holding on. It’s all about nailing that perfect rhythm: swing, release, grab the next rope, repeat. Miss the timing by even a split second, and you’re either smashing into walls or getting sliced by a saw blade. Precision is the name of the game. Sure, it looks simple at first—just a stickman and some ropes—but every level ramps up the difficulty. Spikes, saws, and narrow tunnels are placed in the most infuriating spots, daring you to mess up. You’ve got to think ahead and make every move count. But even when you’ve got the perfect plan, the game loves to mess with you. Obstacles seem designed to catch you off guard, and recovering from a mistake is almost as hard as avoiding one in the first place. As you progress, the levels turn brutal. You’ll feel like some stages were made to break you, pushing your patience to the limit. It’s all about trial and error—well, mostly error. One wrong swing, and your stickman might end up missing a leg or an arm, flailing desperately to survive. The chaos keeps things exciting, though, and the constant challenge is addicting in the weirdest way. If you’re into games that test your reflexes and make you laugh at your own failures, Hanger delivers. Just don’t expect to come out of it with your sanity intact—this game thrives on keeping you on edge, and somehow, that’s what makes it so hard to put down.