Hangillion Max
Alien feast in Hangillion
Something from below the pit is hungry. It is one of the endings in Hangillion Max.
What it is
A saucer drifts across the night sky while something in the ground watches with two red eyes. For every wrong letter another tentacle climbs out of a pit and reaches for him, and at the end the pit opens its mouth.
Everything is drawn in pixels, in black, gray, white and two reds, and it is a cartoon: no real people, no real places. It runs in your browser, with no download.
How it plays out, one wrong letter at a time
- 1. Two red eyes in the pit.
- 2. One tentacle rises.
- 3. Two.
- 4. Three.
- 5. Four.
- 6 (the last life). All five close around him and the teeth come out.
Guess the word before the last step and he lives. The scene eases back and he smiles.
What you hear
An alien whine, a low roar, a crunch and a squelch. The sounds are made in your browser, so there is nothing to load, and you can switch them off with the sound button.
Setting: A desert plain with a mountain range and a passing flying saucer.
How to get it
It comes with Hangillion Max: every ending, now and later, and unlimited words. You can watch it loop in the “Ways to die” gallery on the Hangillion menu, whether or not you own it.
Questions
- What is the alien feast ending in Hangillion?
- Something from below the pit is hungry. A saucer drifts across the night sky while something in the ground watches with two red eyes.
- Is the alien feast ending free?
- It is one of the endings that come with Hangillion Max, the one-time purchase that unlocks every ending, including the ones added later, and unlimited words.
- How many wrong letters does it take?
- Six. You have six lives, and the ending takes its last step when the sixth wrong letter lands.
Other endings
- Gallows: The classic. The trapdoor never sticks.
- Guillotine: The crowd gathers. The rope frays.
- Zombie horde: They do not run. They do not stop.
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