Happy Wheels, created and distributed by Fancy Force, is a ragdoll physics-based platform browser game. The game was created in 2010 by video game designer Jim Bonacci and contains multiple player characters that explore the game’s many stages using various, sometimes unusual, vehicles. The game is well known for its graphic violence and the quantity of user-generated content produced on a regular basis by its users, with game maps uploaded on a public server.
Happy Wheels features approximately 60 levels to complete on the App Store with numerous quirky characters, such as an irresponsible father who tears around on a bicycle with his son questionably sitting in a baby seat without being securely secured into it. It also has a level editor that lets players make their own obstacle courses based on physics.
Feature:
Happy Wheels is well-known for its cartoon brutality, which includes body parts exploding and blood spurting. Know what you’re getting yourself into.
The majority of Happy Wheels levels are creat by individuals. If you don’t like a level, simply switch to another for a fresh view.
You may also upload your levels so that you can play other people’s creations, giving Happy Wheels a lot more content. Obviously, the quality will vary, as it frequently does with user-submitted levels.
So we can definitely expect to see all of this when the game arrives on Android smartphones. However, which of these features will be included in the beta is unknown at this time. Since it first came out, the iOS version has also been constantly updating, but no new content has been added in almost a year.
Feedback from players:
Happy Wheels have received both positive and negative feedback from players. Most parents agree that this game is full of blood, gore, and violence, and it’s not suitable for young and teen players.
Happy Wheels sounds like a game with talking automobiles that sing songs together and cruise beneath rainbows while collecting cookie coins. Actually, it’s not as simple as you expect.
Conclusion:
In general, this is an interesting game for players who love physics-based platform browser games. The only issue is that there is a lot of violence and kids can explode, so if the children are easily terrified of that stuff, we don’t recommend the game, but if he/she likes that stuff, it’s ok.
How to play
The gameplay is a lot of fun. To play, use the left and right arrow keys to steer and the up and down arrow keys to speed up and slow down. The Z key is used to eject, and the Spacebar, Shift, and Control keys are used to pick new special powers. As you continue, you’ll discover a broad and wacky array of characters and vehicles, making each game feel slightly different. To keep things interesting, there’s a high-score system in place, so make sure to retry each level until it’s completely mastered. When you’ve mastered the basics, use the tilt controls to avoid taking damage.
Control:
Before jumping into this game, get acquainted with the controls. Other games in this genre allow you to control mobility and speed up the vehicle by pressing different keys.
However, in Happy Wheels, the arrow keys are used to control your vehicle.
- Hold the Up arrow key to perform a move forward.
- Hold the Down arrow key to brake.
- Use the left arrow key to lean backward and the right arrow key to lean forward.
- When driving a two-wheeled vehicle, use these controls to move over obstacles.
