About This Guide
happywheels.run publishes guides to Happy Wheels. Jim Bonacci and Fancy Force make the game. We do not. We do not host the game, sell it, or speak for them.
2026-10-02
These pages use records readers can reopen: the Steam appdetails API, Total Jerkface, Fancy Force’s mobile FAQ, Apple’s lookup API, the Play listing, Wikipedia, and attributed community wiki documentation. Initial research was on 1 October 2026, with a site-wide review on 2 October 2026. Individual snapshot dates remain next to changing facts.
How a fact gets onto a page
Official sources outrank Wikipedia, which outranks the Fandom wiki, which outranks a portal such as CrazyGames. If those disagree, the page says so instead of picking a tidy number. Prices, version strings, and ratings carry the date they were read, because they move.
- We link to the browser game, Steam, Google Play, and the App Store.
- We do not link to cracks, repacks, or filter-bypass proxies.
- Corrections go to contact@happywheels.run.
Who operates the site
The site is operated by the editor of happywheels.run. The public address is contact@happywheels.run. That mailbox is for this guide. Game support still goes through totaljerkface.com/about.tjf, where Jim lists his own routes.
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Questions
Is happywheels.run the official Happy Wheels site?
No. The official site is totaljerkface.com. This is an independent guide.
Do you host the game?
No. Play and download links leave this site.
How do I fix a wrong fact?
Email contact@happywheels.run with the page URL and the source you have.