Typing Games
practice typing with fun games
Typing games are a fun and effective way to improve your keyboarding skills. They challenge you to type accurately in high-pressure situations, and their compelling nature keeps you playing. The different games here each exercises your typing skills in subtley different ways, so for best results give them all a try at first, even if you eventually settlte on one or two of your favorites.
The games below are divided into two different categories. The first group listed includes all of our original typing games, built specifically for this site (and in some cases, available only here). The second group are some other games that have been developed by other parties and made available across the MochiMedia network.
Typing Playground Original Games
Typing Passage
This is a unique typing game roughly based on our Typing Tutor. The idea is that you have to work your way through 26 levels, each representing the introduction of a new key. So in the early levels you will be
Typing Trek
In this game, you will be using the keyboard to navigate around the grid and collect the targets. The grid is made up of a series of squares each of which contain a letter. At any given place in the grid, you
Keyflex
The object of this game is to react as quickly as possible by pressing the appropriate key. You will see a visual representation of the keyboard on your screen, and one by one, keys will light up. Once a key is
Keyboard Simon
If you have ever played the classic memory game called ‘Simon’, this typing game should be very familiar to you. The object is to remember a sequence of keystrokes and then reproduce them when the time
Typing Zone
This typing game rewards you more for accuracy than speed. The goal, aside from correctly typing the words, is to avoid typos and thereby build long streaks of correct keystrokes. One by one, words will fall from
TypeDown
The object of this game is to prevent the rising column of words from reaching the top. In order to do so, you need to type the words as fast as you can. Once you have typed a word, hit the space bar or enter key
Speed Typing
The object of this game is to type the 12 words in each round as quickly as possible, without making any typos. You will be presented with words one by one. Type them as they appear. As you type each word, the
Key Block
In this game you need to prevent the letters from making contact with the block. One by one, letters will fly in from the sides, towards the block in the center of the game board and you need to try to prevent
Keyball
In Keyball, the game board is drawn up into squares that represent keys on your keyboard. Red balls and blue balls float around the board. In order to win, catch the blue balls and avoid the red balls! Catching
Keyboarding
The object of this game is to type the simple words provided using a reassigned keyboard layout. That is, the keyboard will not type as you are accustomed to, but rather will adhere to the rules as defined by the
Typo II
This typing game consists of a series of ‘sentences’ containing words and punctuation. As the sentences appear, you need to type them as quickly as you can (before the blue progress bar at bottom runs
Falling Words
The object of this game is to type as fast as humanly possible. There are words falling from the top of the screen, and you need to try to type them before they hit the bottom. At first, the words will start off
Keypad Keyball
In this keypad version of Keyball there is one main difference from the regular game of Keyball. In regular Keyball you are trying to catch groups of blue balls together while avoiding the red balls. In this game,
Focal Points
This is a game of focus. Your job is to pay very careful attention to each of the sliding numbers (such as the one below) on the gameboard. As the numbers move back and forth within the bar, you need to press the
Typo
All in all, this typing game is very straightforward. The goal is to type the text shown to you exactly as it appears. Any discrepancies between your keystrokes and the expected characters will be counted as typos.
Mochi Typing Games
SpaceWords
To play, type the word associated with an enemy ship to shoot it down. use the keyboard to type the words and press ENTER or SHOOT use a super attack with any key from 1 to 4 use a slow mode with any key
Keypad Kaos
This typing game is not terribly exciting or very involved, but it is a good way to exercise your command of the keypad. The goal is to hit the appropriate key on the number pad when the target appears
Lightning Typing
The objective of the lightning typing game is to strike down the approaching mice with lightning by typing the words they are carrying along with them. If you take too long to type the word, the mice
Alburn’s Attack
This is a very simple typing game in which you need to type a series of letters or words in order to keep an approaching troll away from you. Each keystroke you type will send a boomerang towards him
Key Master 3
This is probably one of the more fun typing games around, and serves an excellent example of how games can make typing practice enjoyable. The object is to fend off the invading hordes by typing the words
Letter Launch
This latest typing game is very simple to learn and play but actually pretty fun. The goal is to launch all your letters from their place at the bottom of the screen to the top, while avoiding the obstacles
Arrow Dance
This typing game focuses specifically on the arrow keys. It’s a relatively simple concept, but with nice graphics and sound, it is enjoyable to play even if a little repetitive at times. But definitely
Typing Defense
Yet another game in the genre of Falling Words and Typer Shark where you need to quickly type to eliminate the moving words. In this particular game, you are trying to defend planet earth from attack by
Keyboard Action Hero
This typing games features ActionHero, the superhero made of magical cleaning fluid in a tube. The goal is to clean dirty keyboards while learning keyboard-character placement. Face three vicious enemies
Fast Typer
This is a very quick and straight-forward little typing exercise in which you have 30 seconds to try and type as many words as you can. At the end you get a report on how many words you typed and your
Finger Frenzy
This is a very basic typing game – hardly even a game actually, more of an exercise – where you need to type the letters of the alphabet in order as fast as you can. That’s it. Compete
Gyroshi
Gyroshi is as much a musical experience as a typing game. Type the right letters at the right time (when they get in the circles). The game will look bland at first but it gets very intense when you’re
Type Master
This is a simple little typing game / wpm typing test. You have a series of 10 phrases you need to type as quickly as possible after which it gives you a score and your WPM typing speed. The game has
Typeroids
This is a simple yet fun typing game in which you need to destroy the drifting asteroids by typing the letters contained therein. The asteroids come at you in waves and break apart into smaller pieces
Sunrise Typer
This is a simple yet compelling typing game. Basically, the object is to make the sun rise. You start off at night time and each successful keystroke you type elevates the sun and brings you closer to
Assault Typing
This is a typing game mixed with a side-shooter genre.. Type whatever word that appear on enemy plane to shoot them down. You can press Left CapsLock and Left Shift to move between five vertical position
Super Typing
This is yet another game in the class of Falling Words and TyperShark in which you need to type the falling words before they hit the ground. In this case, it has a target practice theme so you are essentially
