
A cozy desktop typing game where your furry friend hammers away on a keyboard as you type. Boost your WPM with colorful effects, and unlock speed achievements!
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Type alongside an adorable pixel-art friend in this cozy desktop overlay game.
Whether you're grinding your typing speed, enjoying the aesthetic, or trying to stay productive, this game turns your everyday computer use into a cute motivating experience.
Play directly on top of your desktop or workflow with a fully customizable borderless overlay, just like having a tiny typing companion sitting on your screen. Every word you type makes the cat go wild on the keyboard!
Typing Companion – A lively 2D pixel-art kitty who types with you, reacts to your speed, and celebrates your best moments with rewards while you do your work!
Improve Your WPM – Type words, train your accuracy, and chase high-score streaks.
Cute Visual Effects – themes and colors that respond to your typing pace.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Reviews
Paws Per Minute is a very barebone typing game. You have 3 choices of fonts, 3 choices of difficulties and 3 different text colors... that is it. There is one single type of test, a sixty seconds typing test with random words. The game has no other features and from what I could find, you can't even move the widget. I personally do not enjoy typing at the very bottom of my screen. Speaking about the difficulty, I type comfortably at 120-140 WPM with everyday texts and on typing tests websites, I can reach upwards of 170 WPM. For some reason, after trying for 45 minutes, it is impossible for me to keep a rating over 115-118~ WPM, because of four things: •Considering the limited fonts, some of the random words are too similar and with only 5 words on screen at a time I confuse them (though, through, thought, tough, trough) •It seems like typos are harshly penalized, seeing my stable 125 WPM going down to 105 or 110 in the middle of a test because I got 1 letter wrong, which caused 4-5 typos in a row and the game hates this. •My third point is backed by someone on Steam Discussions: it does really feel like my inputs doesn't always register after a while, which causes the typos, which causes the WPM drops... •The 'easy' words, aren't easy at all. Here are some examples you get on easy: tartar, chaff, embryo, gayety, cipher, thwart... Overall, it's kind of cute, but if you want a real typing experience, this is far from it.
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