Some time's the clutter desk gets enough room on it to move our mouse around and play some games. And today my work schedule is being ruined by happy wheels. A physics based game in which you murder a collection of socially disturbing wheeled weirdos.
For me this game was a bit frustrating but quickly that frustration became determination. I had a really big issue with the way the characters are controlled. The controls feel really sensitive and often left me falling over unintentionally. Also up on the keyboard is forward in the game and left is lean up, maybe its me but that felt backwards. However, I kept playing, and playing and continued to overjoy at blowing my character into new and interesting blood baths.
The real power of this game is the level editor and the online levels that are built by fellow happy wheelers around the world. You can imagine some of the unique physics traps people set up for you in a Rube Goldberg type fashion. So if your looking to kill that segway guy or some time check out happy wheels at totaljerkface.com
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