About

Our Mission

Happy Wheels Wiki is built by the community, for the community. Our goal is to keep the clearest information about racers, community levels, the level editor, controls and the 2026 Steam release in one place.

Because the game and its community library keep growing, our editors re-check level recommendations, racer placements and version details regularly. Where something is community opinion rather than confirmed fact, we say so explicitly.

About Happy Wheels

Happy Wheels is a side-scrolling physics sandbox created by Jim Bonacci and published by Fancy Force. Players steer deliberately clumsy racers through fan-made obstacle courses packed with spikes, saws, harpoons and other lethal traps. It started as a 2010 browser game and became one of the defining titles of the Flash era thanks to its level editor and enormous community library.

About Happy Wheels Wiki

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Beginner-First Guides

Step-by-step guides covering ragdoll physics, momentum control, racer choice and how to read a level before you commit to a run.

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Every Racer & Vehicle

Profiles of all ten playable racers, from Wheelchair Guy to Helicopter Man, with the vehicle handling that decides each level.

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Best Community Levels

How the Level Browser, featured picks and daily submissions work, plus curated lists of impossible levels and browser-era classics.

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Level Editor Tutorials

Building terrain, wiring traps and triggers, setting a finish line, testing and publishing a course other players can find.

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Tier List & Controls

A community-consensus ranking of the racers plus default keyboard, controller and mobile control schemes.

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Updates & Secrets

The full release timeline and the hidden routes, glitches and long-running myths the community keeps digging up.

Primary Sources

  • Steam Store Page
  • Official Site (Total Jerkface)
  • Steam Community Hub
  • Official Discord

Disclaimer

Happy Wheels Wiki is a fan-made, community-maintained resource. We are not affiliated with Jim Bonacci, Fancy Force, or any platform holder. All game names, characters and assets belong to their respective owners and are referenced here for identification and commentary only.