This is the first public version of the game, so please allow some time for the remaining bugs to be ironed out.
Jim Bonacci has also been working on a Sequel, but it is unknown when it will be released. On December 28th 2020, a JavaScript remake was uploaded on the Total Jerkface website.
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The mobile app was released for iOS devices on August 19th, 2015, and for Android on January 25th, 2020. The demo version of Happy Wheels has been available on many sites including Newgrounds and OneMoreLevel, but you can only play the full version of the game at Total Jerkface (Jim Bonacci’s website) since June of 2010. After it gained some popularity, he made it into what the game is now, and published it to his website on June 4th, 2010. They’d usually flop around harmlessly or in some instances have the same canned animation over and over.” Originally, Happy Wheels was made for fun between Jim and some friends, it only contained Wheelchair Guy, and the first level, Happy Green Hills. In an October 2010 interview, he stated that “No one was making their ragdolls die properly. Jim Bonacci was motivated to make the game out of disappointment of other ragdoll-physics games. The full version allows you to go to the up-to-date version, while the demo stays on v1.10, with limited features. The game is most notable for its dark sense of humor and its large amounts of blood and gore. Users may create and share their own custom scenarios using the expansive level editor, play some of the over 10 million already-existing user-made levels, or take a look at some of the featured levels – the best levels in the game. Players control a selection of various, unique characters with their goal being to get to the finish line, activate a trigger that triggers victory, or collect a required amount of tokens while avoiding being splattered across the level by many hazards and obstacles.
Happy Wheels is a ragdoll-physics-adventure based Flash game created by Jim Bonacci and launched in June of 2010.
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