Hanger World

Hanger World, developed and published by A Small Game AB, is a physics-based platformer that builds its entire experience around momentum, timing, and unpredictability. Rather than relying on traditional jumping mechanics, it asks players to navigate levels by swinging from point to point using a grappling hook-like rope. This simple idea forms the backbone of the game, but the way it’s executed—through exaggerated physics and ragdoll movement—gives it a chaotic and often unpredictable personality. The gameplay is centered on mastering the art of swinging. Players attach their rope to anchor points, build momentum, and release at the right moment to propel themselves forward. On paper, this sounds straightforward, but the physics system introduces a level of inconsistency that makes each movement feel dynamic. Small miscalculations in timing or angle can send your character spinning off course or crashing into hazards. This creates a constant push-and-pull between control and chaos, where success feels earned but failure often comes quickly. One of the defining features of the game is its use of ragdoll physics in combination with damage mechanics. When your character collides wi…

This game is random as hell dude I remember playing this on my phone like years ago and I saw it on steam and I thought 'Oh yea I remember that' I ended up buying it and playing it for like half a hour

Got Removed Got Back after Some Hours NOT Recommend to Get ANY Game from This "Developer"

https://youtu.be/kAcMS4BsPKo Simply put it feels good to swing, enough to make up from a lot of other short comings for long enough to have some fun.

much dead

It's pretty fun. A game that hearkens back to the golden era of flash games. It does have a few glitches, and it does provide a lot of frustration as well, since many levels boil down to memorizing what's coming up or a fair share of luck. That being said, the campaign levels are overall pretty enjoyable. However, I can't recommend the game in its current state. Completing the game's achievements is straight up impossible. Many achievements require clearing a number of player submitted levels hand-picked by the developer. Problem is, there aren't enough levels available to get all achievements, and the developer hasn't added more in a long time. The process of uploading levels is also partially broken. Other players have pointed this out but so far I haven't seen a response from the developer. This lack of care is disappointing...