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It is very similar to the options menu from the browser version, except that it has fewer options.

The leftmost button directs you to the Options Menu.

Below this button are four other buttons: Selecting it will direct you to a chapter of a character. The first (and most noticeable) one is a blue "PLAY" button. There are five buttons you can choose from. There are also grey clouds in the background, but unlike in the browser version, they do not move.

On it, you will see the logo of Happy Wheels, as well as a character next to it. When you select the app, you are taken to the homescreen of the game. This feature slows down time for a brief moment, and the frame rate will not drop when playing in slow motion.

A new addition exclusive to the app is the "slow motion" feature. The game runs at 60 frames per second, unlike the online version which runs at around 30 frames per second. The app supports Game Center, and will later support iCade controllers. Another difference from the original game is that a timer is shown on top of the screen. Because iOS devices and other devices use the touch-screen to navigate and don't have keyboards, the character is controlled via on-screen buttons. Gameplay is mostly the same as the original game. What the controls are for Wheelchair Guy. The demo contained only six levels and a limited number of playable characters: Wheelchair Guy, Segway Guy, Irresponsible Dad, Effective Shopper, Moped Couple, and Lawnmower Man. The game most likely cost money before because Jim and Jason did not find an ad system for the game yet and still had to make money.Ī playable demo of the game was available at PAX East 2013. People can pay $1.99 (iOS or Android) to permanently remove ads. Instead, the game is free to download on the App Store with ads included. Jim and Jason originally planned the game to require payment in order to download: $1.99 within the first week after publication and $2.99 after that same week has passed.