A platform browser game with ragdoll physics, Happy Wheels was developed and released by Fancy Force. The game was developed in 2010 by video game creator Jim Bonacci, and it has numerous playable characters that travel around the game's many levels in a variety of vehicles, some of which are odd. The game is well-known for its graphic violence and the sheer volume of user-generated material that is regularly uploaded to a public server by its players.

 

happy wheels game has always been a tremendously popular game. It gained popularity because to a number of well-known YouTubers, such Markiplier and Jacksepticeye, who released a flood of videos in which they freak out and overact while racing through different courses. It's undoubtedly one of the first instances of a YouTube game, and the excessive violence and wacky physics appear to have captivated viewers early this decade.

 

In the App Store, Happy Wheels has around 60 levels and a cast of eccentric characters, including a reckless father who rides his bike recklessly while his kid is sat in a baby seat that isn't properly fastened. Players may create their own physics-based obstacle courses using the game's level editor.