Earn to die 2012 : Part 2

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This is the second part of the Earn to Die 2012 game's sequel. It's still 2012 and you are still surrounded by cruel undead's seeking your fresh flesh. Your fool-proof plan is to reach the rescue heli. So hop in your first four-wheeler, fasten seatbelts and drive as far as you can through the masses of bloodthirsty zombies as you use your earnings to purchase upgrades for your car or unlock new ones. Enjoy Earn to Die 2012: Part 2! 

Controls: Arrows = Drive

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Happy Wheels: Tips & Strategy Guide

Jim Bonacci’s Happy Wheels is an iOS version of the popular browser game where the deaths your characters go through are anything but happy. According to the story of the game, your racer is “inadequately prepared,” or, in other words, thoroughly incompetent at what he does. It is your job to make your racer look competent enough as he avoids a variety of deadly obstacles, including spikes, mines, wrecking balls, harpoons, and many more. There are 15 levels available, not including the ones you can create in the editor, and overall, the game does boast of some impressive physics.

We’ve already given you some Happy Wheels tips and tricks , and now we’ve got more to share with you, as we walk you through the ways you can unlock all the available characters apart from the stock character Business Guy.

1. Go slow! 

You’ll quickly learn that the world of Happy Wheels is not a safe place! Most of the levels have gruesome death traps lying in wait for an unsuspecting business man, dad, or what have you to come by. Try to take it slow and tread carefully; you don’t know what’s up ahead! 

2. Use the tilt controls! 

Below the jump button are tilt controls. These buttons will make your rider lean forward or backwards. If you’re falling out of control, leaning in a direction will help restore your balance. Don’t fall or else it’s all over!

3. Watch your head! 

The head, as we all know, is the most important part of the human body. With that said, you should try to protect it at all costs!! You have a silly safety helmet, but that will fly off with any slight bump. If your rider takes a hard hit on the head, your run will be instantly over, so be careful!

4. Replays levels! 

The only thing the game scores you on is how long you take to beat a level. There are leaderbords for the fastest time, so in order to get the best time on a level you need to familiarize yourself with the layout. This means replaying the level over and over again until you know the exact path to take! 

If you have any other tips or tricks to share, leave a comment below!

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Click to Play: Happy Wheels

Happy Wheels …is a physics based racing game with a lot of gory twists. The courses are tricky. The racers move like actual bodies for full realism. When the player misses a turn and falls into a pit with a giant spinning spiked pole the blood and body parts fly.

The demo for Happy Wheels is more involved then most demos. It promises to give a full taste of the game instead of just a teaser. First, you select your course. You have choices of an Obstacle Course followed by Gut Bus Extreme, BMX_Park II, Snowy Mountain *final*, Dawn of the Dead lvl 1, A large Satan Eats u, TrapTrac and finally, It Keeps Happening and Rope Swings. The levels are creatively named and vary a lot in style. Truly, this is a game for everyone who enjoys a game of racing carnage.

Each level is labeled as to what kind of game play you can expect. All of them include lots of gory fun and dismemberment waiting to happen. A large Satan eats u, for example, starts with the player shoved into the gullet of a large Satan and has the player try to make it out alive… and that’s not easy!

Second, you pick your character. Demo characters are a crazed hobo on a rocket wheelchair, a businessman on a Segway and a father and son on a bike. Each character has a special move to increase speed. For example, the hobo turns on his rocket to zoom. Each one handles differently thanks to the games physics; Segway man almost hops along as he avoids pitfalls. In a great realistic touch the father and son can both fall out of the bike…and the son suffers the same fate as his unlucky father. What a fun game demo!

Some fun stats on what the top most played characters are in Happy Wheels: 

1. Irresponsible dad 
2. Segway guy 
3. Helicopter man 
4. Pogostick man 
5. Wheelchair guy 
6. Lawnmower man 
7. Santa Claus 
8. Moped couple 
9. Explorer guy 
10. Irresponsible mom 
11. Effective shopper

It is a little saddening to say, but I actually really like effective shopper and am a little disappointed that she’s on the bottom of the list.