
Ready your typing skills and defeat the quirky enemies of the Tower of Verbum. Collect coins, relics, and experience to buy items, assign stats and unlock permanent upgrades. How far will your typing skills take you?
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Dungeons & Keyboards is a fun and engaging way to sharpen and show off your keyboard typing skills. How far will your typing skills take you?
Grab your favourite keyboard
Lube those keyboard switches (OPTIONAL)
Start typing away!
PRO TIP: Typing extra fast causes a CRITICAL HIT for extra damage but don't go getting too greedy as any typo and the enemy won't hesitate to pounce!
Randomized word list that gets tougher the higher you climb
Level up, earn coins & ancient relics to upgrade your offensive and defensive capabilities to climb even further
Choose between three powerful spells to cast during your climb
Mix up your typing gameplay even more with Augmentations but remember there’s no reward without risk
Compete against friends, family or sworn enemies on the global leaderboards
Infinite floors of enemies with 5 flavourful themed levels
Does having items, spells, upgrades and more than 1 HP sound too easy for you? Why not try Hardcore Mode?
Playing with an online connection will automatically upload your highest reached floor to Steam's global leaderboard*
*leaderboard functionality requires an internet connection, the rest of the game can be enjoyed completely off the grid

Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
God I wish garbaj rat was real
Fun, even if a little shallow. 100%ed in 1.5 hours with only really one achievement giving me a bit of a grind (100 words in a row without typos or running out of time). 5 dollars may be a little high for such a short experience but it's definitely not bad
Please add the option to romance Garbaj rat, thank you.
I got a soft spot for these sort of typing games, the ones that build part of the world around the idea of typing and wordpuns Can't really say much about gameplay, because its just typing. Fun is dependant on your words per minute and your accuracy while typing. If you're a typing god, you'll blitz through the game without much trouble. If you got an average or slower WPM, it may take a little longer. Just lets you enjoy the game a little more. Also, there are some small items and upgrades to buy between runs, just to add that extra little spice to the game Presentation is also alright. Nothing spectacular visually, mostly being sprites on a black background with some extra stuff in the background. When you're in town its a little nicer to look at. I remember the music and sound effects also being serviceable, but nothing revolutionary. Doesn't need to be though, because your eyes are gonna lock in and stare at the word and nothing else. The extra visuals and music will fade into the background while you type (or at least thats what happened to me) Not very long, but quite enjoyable
This is a great way to improve your typing skills. I use it to challenge my children and it is the only game/electronic I let them use during school days. If I could make one improvement, it would be increasing the number of words and the randomization of the words. There are times when I get the same word with only one word in between several times in a row. The music isn't annoying and can be turned off anyway, and the in game progression as you improve feels worthwhile. Getting through the primary game is difficult but doable and the ability to unlock "checkpoints" after each boss makes challenging the next boss less grinding if you don't have a ton of time. Post game gets even more challenging but is high reward, so you feel compelled to push to even higher floors. Great job guys!
This game is simply not worth it's price tag. You might think that's absurd or impossible for a game with a low price tag of $6.50, but it really is. This game doesn't really offer anything special or fun. The code was probably developed in a single day, and the rest of development time was spent on the art, because that's clearly the only place where effort went into. The words has nothing to do with the game at all, they likely used a random word bank they found on the internet and slapped it into the game, putting no effort into it. The game's length is laughably short, and the game could in theory be beaten on your very first run assuming you're able to type without making any mistakes for a few hundred very odd words. This game is not worth your money, let alone your time. Please look elsewhere for a game, because this game, is simply not it. I bought this thinking that the premise could result in a cool and unique game, but I got a complete joke of a game. I'm refunding this, this isn't worth it at all, and I can do a lot more with the money than keeping this sorry excuse of a game in my library.
INCREDIBLY ADDICTIVE. I have been humbled by how inaccurately I type and Garbaj rat just keeps rubbing this point in. I will have my revenge.. and that crown. Highly recommend!
lots of fun, it scratches the typing itch.
Super fun game to help practice typing!
A refreshing and fresh experience unlike anything else. Worth every penny
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