**EDIT: I saw the review from 2019 saying the typing is buggy by overlapping with other words you could type, and I've never experienced this bug on any of the computers I've played this on. I'm pretty confident that this bug must have been fixed before I started playing.
Super hard but fun 2D-sprite infinite runner game where you're typing to kill fireball wizards, jump over armored spiders, piercing flying birds with arrows that are dropping rocks on your head, rolling under stone walls, and leaping over bottomless pits. You get 4 words at a time to choose from. Typing one word will make you jump, another will make you shoot an arrow, another will make you swing your sword, and another will make you roll. The further you go before inevitably dying, the higher your score becomes.
If you like improving your typing through merciless punishment and nearly impossible challenges that will kill you within seconds, then this game is for you. It will quickly and silently show you how bad your typing really is and give you an avenue to obsessively improve it. I admit you get quite a rush when you finally catch a break and start running really fast through the obstacles and your score starts climbing really fast. (Judging by the leaderboard, I think very few of us ever get that far)
The words you have to type don't always scale very well in terms of difficulty. (i.e. having several seconds to type "HOP" and then immediately having to type "LEAPFROGGING" in an instant or you die) There appear to be around 60 words you need to master typing for each fighting action, of which there are 4 (jumping, shooting, attacking, and rolling), so you're spending most of your time typing the same 50 to 200 words until you're a master of them. Unfortunately, my ability to type "SALTATE" or "GAMBOL" or "RICOCHET" doesn't translate very well into what I need to type on a daily basis. If this game had started low difficulties with English's most common words and went from there, I'd feel far better about having spent so much time on it.
Either way, if you're halfway decent at typing already, then this game will be a fun little diversion for a few minutes that will sharpen your typing at the same time. If you're typing below 40 WPM, then this game is probably too harsh to do you any good and doesn't provide you with a broad enough slew of words to be too helpful.
