Word Warrior: Zombie Typocalypse

Head-shotted a zombie with a goose and then ate pizza. I language like a pro. 10/10

Unlike most typing games you actually have to think of what to write to get through the levels-a six letter word ending in "n" for example. The game creates projectiles based off what you type as well-which can be amusing. Try and think of words of actual physical objects if you can-if you type more abstract concepts you're less likely to get something that actually stops a zombie. The menus requiring you to type to do anything is an unusual choice that I wouldn't recommend for most games-it works for this one due to the theme.

DISCLAIMER: I'm a retired medical transcriptionist who types 90 WPM, so my impression of this game is likely quite different from gamers who are not professional typists. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Word Warrior: Zombie Typocalypse is certainly no typing tutorial, but its pleasantly wacky and plenty of fun! Its usefulness as typing practice is limited almost entirely to short words (a few longer words do appear at the end-of-level battles), but the sheer goofy thrill of whacking zombies with nouns I'd think of off-the-cuff won me over enough to complete the game on all three modes (Zombie, Infected, and Arcade). As a prior negative review stated, "it rewards your Scrabble skills." Quite correct, but I don't share the negativity. Quickly thinking of multiple nouns that end in this or that letter is a fun challenge, as is typing those words instantly after thinking of them. The overarching story, told through mailed postcards, is paper-thin, but I didn't mind at all, because the general humor of the game suffuses that plot. The funnest humor is, of course, using nouns as deadly projectiles that you'd never think of as such. Decking…

More entertaining than I expected. A good way to improve typing skills and word association. Not great for young kids who can't yet type very fast.

i don't dislike this game, and it's certainly not bad, but when i look for a typing game, i want the focus to be on typing. a very large portion of the game focuses on coming up with words using certain letters and certain lengths rather than just typing. i can't recommend it as a typing game when that's not the primary focus

Any game where I can throw Mickey Mouse at zombies is a good game