One-tap launch
Set a stake, tap play, and the mechanics fire the tire. There is nothing to time after that — the flight plays itself out in a few seconds.
Wheel Out · InOut Games · 23 June 2026
Launch the tire.
Watch the
multiplier.
Wheel Out takes a backyard stunt and turns it into a short instant flight. Two mechanics fire a tire across a desert track. Bonuses add, multipliers stack, and the last landing can still take it all.
Features
A track you can read in one glance
No reels and no paylines. Wheel Out keeps the tire on screen and lets the pickups, the running total and the landing do the talking.
Live win counter
Every pickup writes to the same number. Flat adds, multipliers and cuts all land on one total you can follow from the first bounce.
Bonuses and multipliers
+1, +2, +5 and +10 add to the running win. x2 to x5 scale the whole total. Order matters, because each hit lands on whatever is already there.
Hazards on the track
A red /2 halves the current figure. Pits and late landings can still wipe a strong run. That last stretch is where the volatility sits.
Speed you choose
A stepper on the bar changes how fast the flight plays back. It does not change the math. Slow it down to read the pickups, or keep it on Normal.
Runs in the browser
Nothing to install and nothing to update. The same HTML5 build of Wheel Out scales from a portrait phone to a widescreen desktop.
How it works
Three beats, then the tire is gone
The loop is short on purpose. Most people understand Wheel Out before the second launch lands and never open the rules screen again.
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01
Set your stake
Pick a stake on the bar at the bottom of the screen. It stays locked until you change it, so there is nothing to re-confirm between launches.
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02
Launch the tire
Tap play. The two mechanics crank the motor and the wheel leaves the ramp. From that moment the path is locked — you watch, you do not steer.
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03
Collect, then land
Bonuses and multipliers rewrite the total in the air. A clean landing keeps what survived. A pit or a late cut can close the round with nothing.
Gameplay
The same desert on every screen
Official Wheel Out stills from the launch, the flight and the key art. Tap any frame to open it full size.
Game facts
The numbers, in full
Figures published for Wheel Out by InOut Games. RTP is a long-run average and says nothing about the outcome of any single flight.
Play the demo- Game
- Wheel Out
- Provider
- InOut Games
- Theoretical RTP
- 96.5%
- Volatility
- High
- Max win
- $20,000 listed
- Format
- Instant · flight
- Players
- Single player
- Round control
- Launch, then land
- Release
- 23 June 2026
- Platforms
- iOS · Android · Web
- Languages
- EN · DE · ES · PT · TR
- Minimum age
- 18+
FAQ
Questions we get asked first
Do I need to download anything to play Wheel Out?
No. Wheel Out is an HTML5 instant game. It runs in any modern mobile or desktop browser with no installer and no plugin.
How does a Wheel Out round work?
You set a stake, tap play, and two mechanics launch a tire. The flight collects bonuses and multipliers, can hit /2 dividers, and ends when the tire lands. There is no cash-out button after launch.
What is the RTP of Wheel Out?
InOut Games states a theoretical return to player of 96.5%. That figure is a long-run average across millions of rounds and does not predict any single flight.
Is Wheel Out a crash game?
It shares the short-session tension of a crash title, but you do not choose when to cash out. The result is decided by the pickups and the landing after the tire leaves the ramp.
Is Wheel Out multiplayer?
No. Wheel Out is single player. Every launch is resolved independently of other players.
Which devices are supported?
Any current browser on iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, macOS or Linux. The same build scales from a portrait phone to a widescreen monitor.
The desert is open. Launch the first tire.
Open the Wheel Out demo in your browser — no account and no download. Play money only, so you can learn the rhythm of a flight before anything is at stake.
Play the demo18+ only · Play responsibly · Demo mode uses virtual credits with no cash value