How to play Wobbly Wheels

On a computer: Hold the right arrow or D to drive, the left arrow or A to brake and reverse.

On a phone or tablet: Hold the right side of the screen to drive, the left side to brake and reverse.

About Wobbly Wheels

Wobbly Wheels is a physics driving game where Kepo takes his bouncy little buggy over 20 hand-built levels. Hold gas to drive and brake to slow down or reverse. The buggy sits on springy wheels, so it bounces over bumps, leans back on hills and lands jumps with a wobble. Reach the checkered flag to clear the level. If Kepo's head touches the ground, it's a crash, and you're straight back at the start of the level to try again.

Each level brings something new: bumpy roads, steep hills, stairs, jumps over gaps, rope bridges that sag under the wheels, seesaws that tip as you cross them, and wooden crates to push out of the way. Later levels mix them all together. In the air, gas tips the buggy's nose up and brake tips it down, so a bad jump can still be saved before you land.

Tips

You don't always need full speed. Easing off before a big bump keeps both wheels on the ground.
If the buggy leans back too far on a hill, let go of the gas for a moment and it will settle down.
In the air, tap brake to bring the nose down or gas to lift it, and aim to land on both wheels.
On a seesaw, slow down as you reach the middle so it tips gently instead of throwing you off.

Questions

Is Wobbly Wheels free to play?

Yes. Wobbly Wheels is free and runs in your browser. There are no ads: no video before you play, no breaks between levels. There’s nothing to download and you don’t need an account.

Can I play Wobbly Wheels on my phone?

Yes. It works on phones, tablets, laptops and Chromebooks. Hold the right side of the screen to drive, the left side to brake and reverse on touch screens.

Who made Wobbly Wheels?

Wobbly Wheels was made by the KepoGames studio. Every game on KepoGames is made in-house.

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