Underground Hangovers

About

Underground Hangovers is a platformer with metroidvania-style exploration and a warped sense of purpose. You play a miner stranded underground after a company party leaves you and your crew abandoned. The goal isn't just to escape but to build a makeshift spaceship using whatever debris and tools you can scavenge. Movement is clunky but deliberate, requiring careful jumps and creative use of oddball contraptions like a grappling hook made from a vacuum cleaner. The world is a maze of tunnels and hidden rooms, with progression tied to unlocking new tools that let you revisit areas in increasingly absurd ways. The game stands out for its deadpan humor and resourcefulness. Players piece together a rocket from mining equipment, creating ingenuity that feels both ridiculous and satisfying. Community feedback notes its charm and clever level design, though the wonky controls may frustrate some. With a small but dedicated following, it’s a quirky take on the genre that leans into its outlandish premise.