Happy Wheels is a side-scrolling, ragdoll physics-based platform game developed by Jim Bonacci and released on June 4, 2010. Players control various characters using unconventional vehicles to traverse hazardous levels filled with obstacles. Known for its graphic violence and user-generated content, the game offers a unique blend of dark humor and challenging gameplay.
GAMEPLAY OVERVIEW
In Happy Wheels, players select from a roster of characters, each with distinct abilities and vehicles. The objective is to navigate through levels filled with deadly traps and obstacles, aiming to reach the finish line or complete specific goals. The game utilizes ragdoll physics, resulting in unpredictable and often comical outcomes.
Game Controls
- Arrow keys/WASD used for accelerating forward/backward and leaning left/right.
- Spacebar: primary action (jump, special action depending on character).
- Z: eject from vehicle.
- Shift / Ctrl: secondary or special actions depending on character er.
Game Highlights
- Over 60 unique and challenging levels, many involving deadly hazards like spikes, blades, mines, harpoons, wrecking balls, etc.
- Level editor: Players can build, share, and play user-made levels; there are already millions of community-created scenarios.
- Variety of playable characters: Pogo Stick Guy, Wheelchair Guy, Irresponsible Dad + son, Segway Guy, and more — each with distinct vehicles and handling characteristics.
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