Happy Wheels Game Info
Happy Wheels is a side-view ragdoll racer and level sandbox by Jim Bonacci, published by Fancy Force. It started as a free browser game on 4 June 2010 and added a paid Steam version on 21 September 2026.
2026-10-02
Where to playI wanted one card I could trust before writing the longer pages. The Steam record names Jim Bonacci as developer and Fancy Force as publisher, with tags Action, Casual, Indie, and Racing. Wikipedia supplies the 4 June 2010 date, which speedrun.com repeats. I left Metacritic blank on purpose: the store API’s metacritic field was null.
Fact card
The level count in Steam’s own description is “more than 5 million” user-created levels. The community wiki’s level browser page says 10 million plus. I lead with the official number and keep the wiki figure as a community estimate.
| Fact | Record |
|---|---|
| First public build | 4 June 2010 (Wikipedia, speedrun.com) |
| iOS | 19–20 August 2015 |
| Android | 25 January 2020 |
| HTML5 remake | 28 December 2020 |
| Steam | 21 September 2026, $4.99 US |
| Store age gate | iOS 17+, Play Mature 17+ |
Where the longer answers live
The Happy Wheels Fandom wiki was created on 21 November 2010 and is the community reference, not an official manual. Use it for editor limits and character notes, and use Total Jerkface, Fancy Force, and Steam when the question is about what the developer actually ships.
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Questions
What kind of game is Happy Wheels?
A side-scrolling ragdoll physics game about clearing obstacle courses, with a public level editor.
Who publishes Happy Wheels?
Fancy Force. Jim Bonacci is the developer named on Steam.
Is there an ESRB rating?
An ESRB site search on 1 October 2026 returned no Happy Wheels entry. The store ratings are iOS 17+ and Google Play Mature 17+.