You do not need to download Wild Ones. Wild Ones Rebirth has no installer, no APK and no launcher, and it runs directly in your browser on a computer. Anything that claims to be a download of this edition is not ours. This page shows how to start playing in three steps, how to spot fake downloads and so-called coin generators, and what to do if you were hoping for an app.
Here is the game: open it in your browser, create a free account of your own and play. Nothing to download, nothing to install.
Pick a pet, aim and fire in turns on destructible maps against other players or bots. It plays in the browser and your progress is saved to your account.
In beta: parts of the game may still be missing and errors may appear.
Wild Ones Rebirth is played on a web page. There is no installer for Windows, no package for Mac, no APK for Android and no launcher to keep updated. It needs no Flash either, which stopped working in browsers after Adobe ended support at the end of 2020.
The only things that reach your computer are the game files that your browser downloads and stores by itself the first time you visit, about 5 MB in all. Those make later visits much faster, and you never have to run them.
Step one: open wildones.fbgamesweb.com in a recent browser, or find the Wild Ones Rebirth card on the FB Games home page. Step two: create your account with a username (3 to 16 letters, numbers or underscores) and a password of at least 8 characters; the email address is optional. Step three: complete the tutorial, where you walk, pick the Missile, aim and fire at Panda Mick, and then try practice mode or a quick match.
Keep your password somewhere safe, because there is no password recovery today. The game is in Spanish with some English left over, so our guide on how to play Wild Ones explains the buttons you will see.
The name Wild Ones is shared by several different games. Many of the store pages, guides and videos that come up when you search for a download are about other games, or about old fan copies that no longer open. None of them is Wild Ones Rebirth.
The original Playdom game closed in August 2013 and needed Flash, so there is no download that brings it back as it was. What exists today is an independent edition that runs in the browser, which is why this site has nothing for you to install.
Be suspicious of any “Wild Ones PC” file with an extension such as .exe or .msi, or a zip archive, offered in a video description or on a file-sharing page. Be equally wary of installers that ask you to turn off your antivirus, pages that demand a survey or a “human verification” before the download, and APK files from mirror sites that claim to be this edition.
Do not enter your Facebook password anywhere to play: this edition never asks for it. A legitimate project does not need payment details to let you play either. The safe habit is to open the game from its own address, wildones.fbgamesweb.com, or from the FB Games home page, and from nowhere else.
Searches for Wild Ones downloads often end on pages that promise unlimited coins, generators or modified versions. There is no legitimate tool like that. They exist to steal accounts, show ads or install malware. The server checks damage and knockouts itself instead of trusting your browser, holds back the rewards of a match when it finds strong evidence of cheating, and staff can suspend accounts after reviewing each case.
Coins are earned by playing: finishing position, knockouts and damage in matches, the daily bonus and cooking pet snacks. Treats, the premium currency, come mainly from level-up bonuses. Everything else that claims to give you more is not worth the risk.
There is no app for this edition in any store, and no APK. You can open the site in your phone's browser and use the touch buttons, but the game is designed for computers and has not been tested on real phones, as our page on Wild Ones for mobile explains.
If you do find an app called Wild Ones in a store, it is a different game from a different company. Check who made it before you install it.
A recent browser (the game asks for a recent Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari, although it has only been tested in Chrome so far), cookies allowed for the game's site and an internet connection. Sound starts after your first click on the page, and a mute button lives in the top bar.
The first visit takes a little longer because of those few megabytes of game files. If you have trouble loading it, our page about Wild Ones without Flash lists what to try.
Three steps and you're in.
From this home page. Each game opens at its own address, with its own start screen.
A quick sign-up inside the game. Your progress is saved on the server, not in your browser.
You play in your browser, with no Flash and no downloads, on a computer and, depending on the game, on your phone too.
There is nothing to download. Wild Ones Rebirth is played in your browser on a computer. Open the site, create an account and play.
No. This edition has no APK and no app. Any APK that claims to be Wild Ones Rebirth does not come from us and should not be installed.
No. You do not need an installer, a launcher or Flash. The game opens in the browser.
You cannot. The Playdom game closed in August 2013, and the Flash plug-in it needed was retired at the end of 2020, so no download brings it back as it was. This independent edition is the way to play it in a browser today.
No. Files offered in video descriptions or on file-sharing pages may be malware, and they are not this edition. Open the game only from its own address or from the FB Games home page.
No legitimate ones. Pages that promise unlimited coins are fake or harmful, and the server verifies damage and knockouts itself. The only safe way to get coins is to play.
Coins come from matches (finishing position, knockouts and damage), the daily bonus and cooking pet snacks. Treats, the premium currency, come mainly from level-up bonuses: you start with 25.
About 5 MB of game files on the first visit, which your browser stores automatically. Later visits download almost nothing.
Yes. Playing is free and there are no mandatory payments.
No. Those are other games that share the name. Wild Ones Rebirth is a browser edition based on the old Playdom game from Facebook, and it is not sold in any store.
Brand notice: Wild Ones is an original game by Playdom, and Facebook is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. Other games called Wild Ones, and their names, belong to their respective owners. FB Games is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Playdom, Facebook or Meta. This is a browser edition made by fans.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.