Free ending
Dynamite in Hangillion
A lit fuse and a bundle of dynamite. It is one of the three free endings.
What it is
He is tied up in a bunker with dynamite strapped to his chest. A fuse crawls toward it, one stretch for every wrong letter. When it arrives there is no animation to speak of, only a bang and a lot of red on the walls.
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. The fuse is lit far across the floor.
- 2. The spark crosses the first stretch.
- 3. Smoke trails behind it.
- 4. It rounds the corner.
- 5. It starts to climb the wall to him.
- 6 (the last life). It reaches the dynamite.
Guess the word before the last step and he lives. The scene eases back and he smiles.
What you hear
A hissing fuse, a deep boom and a long scream just before it. 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 brick bunker with a barred window and a hanging lamp.
How to get it
It is free. Choose it under “How he dies” in free play, or leave the choice on “Surprise me” and the game picks one of the free endings for you.
Questions
- What is the dynamite ending in Hangillion?
- A lit fuse and a bundle of dynamite. He is tied up in a bunker with dynamite strapped to his chest.
- Is the dynamite ending free?
- Yes. It is one of the three free endings, along with megalodon and gallows.
- 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
- Guillotine: The crowd gathers. The rope frays.
- Buzzsaw: The blade comes slowly along the rail.
- Gallows: The classic. The trapdoor never sticks.
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