Wheelie Bad Demo

Play solo to prove you never needed a co-pilot, or duo to definitively prove your partner is dead weight. You’ll even have evidence: a Ghost of your last death replays exactly how they ruined the run.

You won't just fight the physics. You’ll slide on treacherous ice, dodge falling meteorites, and survive mechanics that ruthlessly mix together to maximize your rage. If you reach the end, the final verdict will reveal the ultimate truth: who actually carried, and who slowed the wheelchair down.

Two Brains (Or Less), One Wheelchair

• Choose Your Suffering: Play solo, local/online co-op.

• Share the Wheels: In solo, you are the mastermind controlling both sides of the wheelchair. In co-op, you and your partner each take control of one side.

• Flawless Coordination: Surviving demands perfect sync. But let's be real, you are undeniably the better driver, and your partner is just there to drag you down.

Key Features:

• A Massive, Seamless World: Roll through one gigantic level filled with distinct environments. Survive the slippery Ice Biome, flex your skills in the Japanese drift Biome, and conquer everything in between.

• Diabolical Mechanics: Time slows to a crawl if you let go of the controls, and relentless magnets will constantly try to drag you off a cliff. Discover plenty of other unexpected hazards that ruthlessly combine to break your spirit.

• The 5-Second Ghost: A live Ghost replays the exact 5 seconds before your last crash right in front of you. It’s hard evidence to blame your partner, or the perfect excuse to blame a "laggy" controller if you’re playing solo.

• Endless Excuses: Fully rebind your keyboard and controller inputs between deaths. You know, just in case a button "mysteriously stopped working" right before you fell.

• Global Speedrun Leaderboards: Race against the clock and cement your name at the top. Prove to the entire world that you are the absolute undisputed carry.

• Rage Now, Save for Later: Wanting to destroy your setup is a core feature of the game. Don't panic: you can save your progress and resume whenever your partner is finally ready to stop failing.