About This Game
A childhood fear turns out to be completely justified when a terrified child is accidentally sucked down a washtub drain during hair-washing time. Instead of disappearing forever, she lands in a sprawling underground sewer maze and has to find a way home.
Explore twisting tunnels, climb ladders, swim through flooded passages, dodge deadly drops and battle rats while collecting strange treasures and buying questionable survival equipment. Shields, cheese bombs, repellent, zappers and plunger-based technology may be the difference between escape and becoming part of the sewer ecosystem. Drained! is a platforming sewer adventure with long hair, big panic and absolutely no reassurance about household plumbing.
Controls:
Move / climb - Arrow keys or WASD
Jump - Space, Z, or Up
Double jump - Press jump again in mid-air
Swim up Space or Up
Interact — signs, valves, phones, the shop E or Enter
Use selected item - Shift
Switch item - Q
Map - Tab
Pause - Esc or P
Sound on/off - M
Item hotkeys if you'd rather skip the wheel: X shield, C cheese bomb, V repellent, F zapper, G plunger blaster.
Phone or tablet — controls appear on screen automatically, no keyboard needed. Arrows on the left; JUMP and E on the right, with USE and ITEM above them; MAP and II (pause) on the right edge. Tap JUMP twice for the double jump. Turn your phone sideways — the play area is about three times bigger in landscape.
A note on the boots and goggles: they're passive. Once bought they show up in the wheel with a green ON badge and just work — there's no button to press.
Drained! A Sewer Adventure follows a terrified child who is accidentally sucked down a washtub drain during hair-washing time and lands in a sprawling underground sewer maze. Explore twisting tunnels, climb ladders, swim through flooded passages, dodge deadly drops, battle rats, collect strange treasures, buy ridiculous survival gadgets, and hunt for the path back home. With long hair, big panic, and an assortment of questionable sewer technology, she must prove that her childhood fear of going down the drain was completely justified.