Hank: Drowning On Dry Land is a short adventure in the form of an interactive comic, where absurdity, dark humor, and a sense of doom intertwine in the story of a hero who has lost control of reality. The plot unfolds within a dying consciousness, turning time, memory, and guilt into gameplay tools, and salvation a dubious possibility. The subconscious as a battlefield The story begins in a moment of physical helplessness, when the hero's body is paralyzed and his mind clings to the last images. The journey leads through distorted fragments of memory, comic-book scenes, and time loops, where past versions of the hero become participants in the events. Interacting with oneself requires precise timing and an understanding of cause and effect. The gameplay revolves around cooperation with a past self, where mistakes cannot be erased and actions leave a mark. Each scene feels like an episode of a strange cartoon, where humor coexists with anxiety. The short duration enhances the cohesiveness of the experience, preventing the story from falling apart or losing its rhythm. Features of the game Cooperation with past versions of the hero. Time manipulation as the basis of puzzles. Comic presentation with dark humor. A short, cohesive story-driven experience.