
A tactical typing role-playing game to sharpen your typing skills! Featuring colorful hand-drawn pixel art and a unique mad-lib engine for endless typing variety! Upgrade your wizard and play tactically to defeat mighty foes and collect fabulous home decorations. Make typing practice fun!
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The Elementalist Typing is a tactical typing RPG featuring elemental magic. Hone your typing skills and sharpen your wits to defeat your enemies! Collect treasures to upgrade your wizard and turn your boring home into a fabulous wizards den!
Featuring colorful hand-drawn pixel graphics and parallax scrolling 2D settings. Adventure through beautiful and spooky environments while fighting a host of varied enemies.
Battles depend on your typing skill and wits. Successfully typing the target text will launch a basic attack from your currently selected element and gain you a bit of mana. Use your mana wisely to cast more powerful spells that can make all the difference when facing a tough boss.
A custom mad-lib engine generates endless typing variety with periodically hilarious results (grammar not strictly guaranteed).
Select a challenge that is right for you -- practice typing letters, words, or sentences of increasing length. The Elementalist Typing is intended to be family friendly fun for typists of all ages -- numerous options allow you to customize the typing practice to fit any skill level.
Play through 48 levels of challenge featuring 12 bosses! Or challenge yourself to see how far you can go in one of 8 endless runs that slowly ramp up the difficulty to really test your skills!
Make typing practice fun with The Elementalist Typing!
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Languages: English
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This is a typing practice tool with a game skin. Suitable for children and all ages. The mechanics are simple: type the letters, words or sentences that appear on screen with speed and accuracy. Practice scales from basic triple letters "aaa" up through various longer words and sentences as progress to improve your typing skills. Difficulty setting lets you choose how long the timer is to await your accurate input. The "game" side is set up as a mock-combat-RPG where you face off against opponents in a side scrolling adventure and each word casts a spell for damage. Enough spells before the time limit and you win the fight, rinse and repeat ad nauseum. A mild tactical layer requires you change elemental types (earth, air, fire, water) to improve the damage done by your typing skills against various enemy types and you buy upgrades: bonus spells you can cast occasionally by spelling out specific words instead of the random challenge words. I don't know how much of an audience there is for typing practice on Steam, but it's functional and cheap and harkens back to games from the 1990's that wanted to be used by teachers to get children more interested in their education. If there's any parents actually monitoring what their kids play, this might end up on their list as allowed. Foot Note: The games theme and style are borrowed from the developers previous game, although they play nothing alike: https://store.steampowered.com/app/973410/The_Elementalist/ A retro-pixel style 2D action RPG featuring environmental puzzles and a sprawling world with numerous dungeons. --- Bottom line: if you ever have the itch to practice typing faster, this may be suitable for grinding out some achievements while doing it. --- [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38232109/]While you are here, would you consider following my curator page?[/url] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/kunovega/recommended/]Want to read all of my reviews and not just the curated ones?[/url]
Don't worry, you don't have to be a kid to play this game. I was allowed to play it. So I am giving you permission as well. Now as to whether you qualify for this or not... Yes. Yes you do. If you like to type or just want to practice typing whilst hurling spells at enemies? This games gotcha. They also got upgrades/Room decor for you to splurge your money on. Even if you are a speed typer and can average over 100wpm? Boy, do they have a freaking Mode for you. I tried it and... Apparently "strategy skills" are required as well. Which means my typing speed was jack null n void, once you got ahead that is. Ah well. Oh and there are A LOT OF LEVELS. Which obviously get gradually harder. As in... You will start to do sentences, while juggling enemy elemental weaknesses and switching things on the go. But okay. You can make the game WAY EASIER + HAVE NO ENEMIES + HAVE NO WEAKNESSES. But WHO WANTS THAT?! That's freaking boring!!! Ah and... You can't beat this game in one sitting. Not even if you are a genius mastermind. Well... Maybe you can then, but... Your fingers will cramp up from the intensity of it all. That or you will be zoned out too hard. But now we are off topic, you can get the gist of this game. It has a little bit of stuffs for everyone. It might be simple and yet... It will remind you of your place... Especially if you have "expert" typing skills. Pfft. >.> :>
Very charming little typing game with a sense of humor to boot. Big fan of the way different enemies are approached in different ways (even outside of the elemental types). Makes for a varied challenge in what you might expect to be plain gameplay. Also the slug is super cute.
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