Type King Review: The Royal Road to Carpal Tunnel

Type King has entered the arena, and it's here to make you sweat, swear, and maybe shed a tear of pure joy (or frustration, depends on how you roll). This isn't your grandma's typing game; it's a hardcore boot camp for your digits wrapped in a deceptively adorable package.

Leap of Faith and Fingers of Fury

Jumping in Type King? It’s like trying to dance ballet on a tightrope slathered in banana peels. It's billed as a fundamental skill for your ascension to the typing throne, and boy, do they mean it. Every leap is a prayer, and every landing is a miracle. Masochistic? Maybe. Exhilarating? Absolutely.

Typing, on the other hand, is where the real magic happens. You thought you were fast on the keyboard? Try maintaining that speed while your avatar’s life depends on it. It's a thrilling blend of speed, accuracy, and sheer panic that makes every correct word feel like a victory.

Type King Mode: The Ultimate Friendship Test

Imagine this: a game mode so diabolically designed that it could either forge unbreakable bonds or destroy friendships with the ease of a misplaced keystroke. In multiplayer co-op, one person jumps while the other types. It's a recipe for chaos, laughter, and possibly a few “accidental” disconnects. Solo players aren't safe either; juggling typing and jumping simultaneously is a task so daunting it should come with hazard pay.

Checkpoint Charity and a Dash of Madness

This game's kindness comes in the form of checkpoint codes on Easy and Normal modes, a small mercy for when you inevitably plunge to your doom. Hard mode? That's just Type King laughing at your pain. Miss a jump? Back to the start. It's cruel, unusual, and strangely addictive.

Kingdom Come: The Verdict

Type King is a brilliantly sadistic blend of typing tutor and platformer hell, proving that education and entertainment can coexist in a beautiful, if slightly twisted, harmony. It's challenging, infuriating, and absurdly fun all rolled into one.

Rating it an 8.2/10 because, despite the potential for rage quits, this game delivers satisfaction in spades. It’s a testament to the human spirit's perseverance, or maybe just our stubbornness. Either way, Type King reigns supreme in the land of keyboard mastery.

Grab your armor (aka ergonomic wrist rests) and prepare for battle, because in the realm of Type King, only the fastest fingers and steadiest jumpers can claim the crown. And yes, we snagged this one for free, but no royal treasury could influence the high we got from conquering those damn towers. Onward to victory, or at least, to one less typo at a time.

We at NLM received a key for this game for free, this however didn’t impact our review in any way.

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