About Dangle

Dangle is a physics-based skill game by Nitrome: you're a spider hanging from a strand of silk, and the only way down is to swing it yourself. Each level is a tight, hazard-filled shaft, and getting to the bottom means threading the spider past spikes and enemies without losing all your hearts.

The feel of it is closer to a pendulum puzzle than a platformer. You build momentum by swinging left and right, then time your vertical drops to slip through gaps, and one careless swing into a hazard costs you a hit. It rewards small, deliberate movements more than fast reflexes.

Controls

  • Move the mouse to swing the spider side to side
  • Left-click to lower the spider down its thread
  • Right-click to raise it back up

It's a desktop, mouse-only game, so it plays best on a computer rather than a touchscreen.

Dangle FAQ

How do I control the spider in Dangle?
Move the mouse to swing it side to side, left-click to lower it down its thread, and right-click to raise it back up.
What happens if I hit a spike or enemy?
You take damage and lose a heart. Run out of hearts and the level ends, so it pays to swing carefully rather than rush.
Can I play Dangle on my phone?
No, it's a desktop, mouse-only game and isn't built for touchscreens.
Who made Dangle?
It's a Nitrome original.

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