KeyStorm
Turn typing practice into a fast-paced game
What it does
KeyStorm turns typing practice into a fast-paced browser game. Type words, hit targets, survive challenging levels, and try to beat your high score. Improve your speed and accuracy as you play, with no download or account required.
A free typing game where words fall as enemy ships and you shoot them down by typing. It tracks every key separately, so it can show you which letters you keep fumbling. No sign-up, no download.
A fast, free typing game that turns every word into a target. Improve your accuracy, speed and reflexes, one keystroke at a time. Jump in, type fast, and survive the waves. It's easy to learn, hard to master. Each enemy ship carries a word. They descend, and if one reaches your line you lose a life. The first letter picks your target. Keep going and each key sends a shot, until the word runs out and so does the ship. Wrong keys break your combo and reset your multiplier. No two ships on screen ever start with the same letter. Every keystroke gets recorded against the key that produced it. Hits, misses, and how long you took to find it. Keys warm up as you use them, and the ones you keep…from keystorm.in
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