CozyTyper

Frank Reynolds moment in the Quotes section 10/10 But seriously, I love this game. It's especially great for the low price. The soundtrack is very relaxing, the formatting and interface are simple without being boring, and I get the stats on my typing practice without the pressure. The content itself are largely very light-hearted, if moderately thoughtful quotes and stories. Wonderful job to the devs <3 My only wish is that the next game you make like this offers more customization options.

Enhances your typing skills greatly if you want it to. I am an already skilled typist, so... toiling around 100 WPM is actually very fun! I've managed to do over 65 minute typing sessions with this game and I think I'll be referring back to this game if I ever want to just practice raw typing as it is. Tweak the settings and you'll have a blast if you "like" to practice typing. Also, check my YT to see gameplay of this! Good luck, gamers!

TL;DR: Great way to improve your touch typing skills. One day I've decided that it's time to give touch typing a try. Imagine my delight when two days later Steam had a sale on games revolving around typing. Once I had the basics down, I purchased Cozy Typer, amongst others. The program, which I wouldn't call a game, doesn't teach you the basics; it's expected that you know your way around the keyboard. You're presented with a selection of quotes, poems, short stories and code snippets you're supposed to retype. Some of the quotes were disgustingly sweet, relevant, poignant and inspiring, while some of the short stories were a pleasant surprise and very entertaining. The program keeps track of your accuracy and speed. All the time you're encouraged to prioritize accuracy over speed; consciously building muscle memory with WPM increasing by themselves the longer you go on. You're able to customize your in-game workplace to some extend and have a little radio that plays a small selection of tracks from four different genres in the background. It all creates a very relaxing, one might say [i] cozy [/i], atmosphere. I have two tiny gripes, which are wholly forgivable, but I feel the need to mention. For one, the music gets really repetetive over time, although you can of course always mute it and enjoy the silence or play your own. Second, in some story sections there are graphs you're simply unable to type - I don't know if it's a coding error or what - so that you're bound to have lesser accuracy and speed in those sections. But as I said, those are minor gripes. Overall, I'm glad I got Cozy Typer and was able to refine a new skill, and I highly recomment it for anyone who considers getting into touch typing.

Well worth the cost of entry - if you enjoy typing. Or want to get faster and more accurate, or if you are trying to learn how to touch-type. It's extremely basic, few frills attached, but it does a great job at getting out of the way of the core experience it's offering: a collection of texts to type up measured alongside a gross WPM/accuracy tracking. Big recommend.

Super fun and enjoyable with audio options. You can change the noise each click makes and play various music options. You can change your background behind the pc too. I personally love the Lo-fi music. I finished this game a year or two ago, but they added a lot more quotes. I'm currently at 200/315 on level 3. I love this game. It's so simple and fun.

yazar olduğum o evren not: writing a book at 4am playlistiyle çok iyi gidiyor

NOOOO why only qwertyyyy... So disappointed T.T Please please make the azerty available!

This is actually a really fun and interactive way to read some classic literature. It's been nice reviewing important lessons from stories and poems as an adult that I first read in high school. I have a new appreciation for a lot of them in an artistic sense that I did not fully grasp as a child. I initially bought this with the goal of improving my typing accuracy. Definitely learning more than I thought :)

Love this game as something to do when you're bored and helps me practice my typing. The ASMR sounds are pretty nice too

Is it cozy? Yes, it is. brain went brr and fingers went tap tap tap. Was it a grind? also, yes. But slow and steady wins the race.