The physics-based obstacle course game Happy Wheels, which has been played over a billion times online, is now also available for mobile devices. Take on the role of your ill-prepared racer and, in order to win at any cost, choose to ignore the terrible consequences of your actions. Take on the role of an efficient shopper while riding an electric trolley, a wheelchair guy while riding a jet-powered wheelchair, an irresponsible father and son while riding a bicycle, or a businessman while rid...

The game is played on a grid that is 4 by 4, and the goal is to build a tile that has the number 2048 by combining other tiles that have the same number. At the beginning of the game, there are two tiles that show the number 2, and these tiles can be merged to create a tile that shows the number 4. After that, the player will move the tiles about on the grid in an effort to combine tiles that have the same number, with the end goal being to construct the tile that has the number 2048. When a...

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Happy Wheels, created and distributed by Fancy Force, is a ragdoll physics-based platform browser game. The game was created in 2010 by video game designer Jim Bonacci and contains multiple player characters that explore the game's many stages using various, sometimes unusual, vehicles. The game is well known for its graphic violence and the quantity of user-generated content produced on a regular basis by its users, with game maps uploaded on a public server. Happy Wheels has always been a h...