Drag anywhere — pull back, aim, release to fling. Sink a dog in every cup to level up. More cups, more hotdogs.
Frank's Down a Hallway is a free physics arcade game about one beautiful, ridiculous idea: flinging hotdogs down a school hallway into cups. Pull back, aim, release — the dog arcs through the air, and if your read on gravity is right, it drops in with a satisfying plunk. Sink a dog in every cup to clear the level; each level adds more cups, trickier placements, and more ways for a hallway to fight back.
It starts gentle and gets gloriously weird. A janitor patrols the tiles. A maintenance man climbs his ladder and swats your dogs out of the sky. Rachel challenges you to dodge-and-throw boss duels. Around level 11 the hallway relocates to the Moon — low gravity, floaty arcs, whole new aim — then Mars, then a moon-base showdown. There are crate stacks, slick dogs, party dogs, a disco level, and one very rare unicorn dog trailing a rainbow streamer. Nobody needs to know any of this going in; the fun is finding out.
Every finished run can post your 3-letter initials to the worldwide Top 10 — one slot per player, your single best score, ranked against the world's best 10,000 slingers. Beat your own record and your slot climbs; fall below #10 and you're off the board but keep your honest world rank. No account, no sign-up — just initials, like the arcade intended.
The game is a single self-contained page — no install, no login, nothing to download. It runs in any modern browser on desktop or phone, and there's an iPhone app version that plays offline. It's free; if you run out of hotdogs you can keep playing free in demo mode, watch nothing, or grab an optional dog pack to support the game.
New here? Read the full how-to-play guide, or learn about the game and The Happy Pixel Company.
