
Your typing speed is your horsepower! Compete online or solo, earn money, unlock cars with faster typing skill requirements, and customize your ride.
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Start your engines — with your keyboard.
In Type Drivers, the speed of your car is the speed of your typing. Race against rivals or challenge yourself in solo runs where every word counts. The faster and more accurate you type, the faster your car tears down the track.
Win races, earn money, and unlock your garage full of options. Customize your ride with fresh paint jobs, rims, and cosmetics to show off your style. But speed is more than cosmetics — every car in the store has a required typing speed. Reach the minimum WPM and you’ll be able to buy it — if you’ve got the cash.
Do you have what it takes to climb from a rusty starter car to the fastest machine on the track? Or will another typer leave you in the dust?
Features
Type to race — your typing speed is your car speed.
Competitive multiplayer & solo runs — race rivals online or practice against the clock.
Earn and spend — win money from races to upgrade your garage.
Customize your ride — paint jobs, rims, and more.
Unlock new cars — meet typing speed requirements and prove your skill to drive faster machines.
Fast hands win races. Accuracy brings victory. Can you handle the pressure of the ultimate typing showdown?
Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Reviews
I'll be honest, it needs a bit of work, but I like it and could see myself playing it for hours if they just added some quality of life enhancements. 1) Typing needs a cursor, it's way too difficult to track where you are when backspacing otherwise (the bright font on a white background for highlighting letters you've typed doesn't work well. 2) Changing text background color. Honestly who is using light mode these days? Let us make it dark please. 3) The main way to play right now is solo, and there's not really a motivation to sit in the multiplayer waiting for the game to start (which takes an excessive amount of time) when you know hardly anyone else is going to be playing it. It should timeout waiting for a game faster, then I'd actually wait in multiplayer to see if others show up instead of just playing in the solo game.
While I love "typing games" (Typing of the Dead, Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun - Words of Vengeance and there was another racing one), I just can't recommend this. I mean it's good. But the lack of online players (all-time peak was 2 players at once) kills it, and that was the biggest reason why I bought it. To play it online. Also without Internet (needs for ChatGPT to make sentences), it just don't work at all. This is one of those games which could do way more with proper advertisement. And also sinks to the bottom of the game-ocean on Steam. There's just too much games to pick from. Awesome and awful ones. Game is great, but I bet this was it's peak. Also another weird thing: The game ASKS Vulkan API. Yeah, a Godot-engine thingy, which you can bypass by typing in "--rendering-driver opengl3" into the launch options. Just if you want to play with an older video card... My perfomance is now ~54 words per minute with ~95% accuracy. Not my finest. I'l train on that later on.
overall a great game for having a non-boring typing practice. The online mode is also quite nice if you want a challenge. I would say this is a great experience for the price
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