Keeb Quest: Typing Battles

Fantastic game for it's price! Its a game both me and my son enjoy. It's hard to find a game that is both fun and helpful in improving a skill, especially for a young one. Would recommend to friends and family

TLDR: Keeb Quest is the best typing game I've played, ever. And I've played A LOT of typing games, I love them. They are extremely fun to me, must be a remnant of my time with flash games back in the day. I know, a pretty big statement to make considering there are a lot of really good offerings out there in the genre. BUT Keeb Quest is different, it doesn't actually feel like any other typing game to me. It's just pure fun and the dev has clearly shown a great deal of passion in creating it. All I can say is: If you like typing games and felt that some of them were lacking in some areas, get Keeb Quest. Even if you don't like typing games, try it out. There is a mode for everyone: The newly added Campaign mode which feels like an RPG where you defeat enemies by typing, each enemy has differing stats, atk/hp/speed etc and they all determine how difficult they will be to progress. Each "section" of the campaign is split into a tier, if you do well in one tier, you'll get boosted to a higher tier. There are boss fights with different rulesets as well, some have you typing whole paragraphs of a story, others have you typing random words that fall from the sky and you shoot them out…

Love it. Love it when a game feels made just for me. Even as the dev continues to post regular updates to this Early Access game, there's so much already here that feels complete. So please allow me to make a few suggestions to an already enjoyable game: 1. Balancing a game is difficult, so this suggestion is just going to make things worse, but I would like to see more variation in the battles on the Classic mode. The basic typing should stay the same. What I would like to change up (a bit) is how your choice of word/enemy impacts the gameplay. Right now, the choice mostly comes down to which enemy is closest to attacking you, and after that, which enemy has the fastest attack. I would suggest changing it up so your choice has ramifications: if you pick an enemy with a bomb, the attack damages you; if you pick an enemy with a ice power-up, your attack slows their attack time; there are powerups like double damage for words with the letter "e", and so on. 2. I think as a work in progress, Keeb Quest is a great start. Don't know where you stand on its use of AI assets, but I would really recommend that you drop them in favor of artist-made assets. The big reason is that you want t…

Bought this with the intension of my 8 year old learning/practicing typing. It's got a learning section that's pretty cool. So far so good. Thanks team!

Nice to dip in and out at times or if you are a keyboard cowboy

This game is the best for me. Thank you.