Happy Wheels is now officially available on Steam, ad-free.

The game is a physics-based, community-driven sandbox racer where inadequately prepared characters and their vehicles have to survive brutal obstacle courses - or don’t. It costs €4.99 and runs natively on Linux.

Alongside millions of community-created levels, the Steam release adds its own level editor, Steam achievements and stats, and the ability to link old Happy Wheels accounts to a Steam ID.

Happy Wheels is a side-scrolling, physics-based, community driven sandbox game, now (finally) available, ad-free, on Steam. Select your inadequately prepared racer, and disregard severe consequences in your desperate pursuit of short-lived victory. Choose from more than 5 million user created levels or create and share your own.

Features

• Fully featured Level Editor – build and share your own courses
• Play new, daily user submitted levels, sorted and ranked through the interactive Level Browser
• Multiple playable characters, each with unique vehicles and underwhelming abilities
• Life ending obstacles. Lack of adequate reward. Why even do this?
• NEW* Level Browser Select Date feature, for deep dive into ancient levels of the forgotten past
• NEW* Unsavory Steam Achievements and Stats
• NEW* Link your old Happy Wheels account to your Steam ID, auto login on multiple devices
• NEW* Added controller support
• NEW* complete lack of ads, I don’t like ads

Source: Steam