
A true test of your typing skills, Keyboard Kommander is a fast-paced zombie type’em up, and the story of a conspiracy theorist vindicated. Type through five brutal chapters of gameplay to learn the fate of humanity through the eyes of its would-be savior. Need to kill that zombie? Use your words!
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有成就,无中文
Good typing game and cool aesthetic
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fun
Good for killing time and improving WPM
норм игра
its aight
My hands and wrists hurt but it's an easy way to get 8 achievements in under 2 hours. With the achievements allowing you to complete the levels at any difficulty to receive, it's pretty easy. The basic levels were easy for fast typers. Reminds me of my days on type racer trying to beat my classmates in 7th grade computer class. If you're looking to gain carpel-tunnel fast, this is the game for you. Also I suggest disabling the audio because the sounds the mobs make is... gross to say the least. Anyways, try it out. The story behind the words you type is also pretty gorey, but it's fun to read (if you have the time). Poor Prescott.
It's pretty fun. It's interesting to be typing out the actual story, while playing the story at the same time. There does need to be an update though. It could do with some proof reading. I've had a few instances where I am on a roll with typing only to get tripped up because the wrong word is used or a word was put in twice. It makes it difficult to do a speed run if that happens.
[b]_keyboardKommander :[/b] Taper plus vite que son ombre… ou se faire manger par une faute de frappe. [b]Points positifs :[/b] [list] [*]Free-to-play [*]Aucun bug notable [*]Succès faciles et rapides à obtenir [*]Présence d’un lore (même si difficile à suivre) [*]Genre de jeu rare [/list] [b]Points négatifs :[/b] [list] [*]Problèmes de lisibilité et d’ergonomie [*]Tutoriel uniquement en anglais et très textuel [*]Gameplay peu varié, niveaux répétitifs [*]Progression peu motivante [/list] [b]Note finale :[/b] 8 / 20 ⭐ (2 / 5) [b]Mon avis :[/b] Le concept est sympa sur le papier : un jeu de dactylographie contre des zombies, ça donne envie. Mais en pratique, l’interface et la lisibilité viennent vite gâcher l’expérience. J’ai mis plusieurs niveaux à comprendre certains éléments de base, ce qui n’est jamais bon signe. Le jeu devient rapidement répétitif, avec des niveaux qui se résument à écrire un paragraphe et passer au suivant. Il y a bien un semblant de lore, mais il est difficile de s’y investir entre les phases répétitives et les blocs de texte en anglais. Les succès sont faciles à récupérer, mais même là, la progression manque de logique (s’arrêter au niveau 9, vraiment ?). [b]Recommandation :[/b] À tester vite fait pour les succès gratuits. Pour le reste… difficile de vraiment le conseiller, sauf si tu es très curieux du concept.
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