Typra

A touch-typing trainer built as a neon arcade. Words fall from the sky of a glowing terminal, and you type each one on the on-screen keyboard before it lands. The first letter locks onto the lowest matching word, a turret swings to aim, and the finished word bursts into sparks. Top row Ten lessons form the campaign, opening one after another: the resting position, then E and I, the upper and lower letter rows, the whole alphabet, the digits, short bursts, long words, letters mixed with numbers and a final drill. Each has its own word list plus a speed and accuracy goal. Clearing it brings one star, meeting the accuracy goal adds a second, and reaching the speed goal adds a third. Home row Rain is the endless mode. You have three lives, and every word that touches the ground costs one. After each ten words the level rises, so the words fall faster, arrive more often and crowd the screen, while a streak multiplier climbs to x5. Sprint is a 60-second run with no lives to lose, judged on words per minute. Bottom row History draws your speed and accuracy over the last 30 runs, with filters by mode and a full run log. Stats show words cleared, keystrokes, time spent typing, average pace and a heatmap of accuracy for every key, with a short list of weak spots to practise. There are 14 badges to tick off and a quiz of ten questions drawn from 27 facts on the history of keyboards and typewriters. Space bar A neon grid scrolls slowly towards the horizon as an animated background, under faint scanlines; it can be switched off in Settings, as can haptics and the next-key hint that glows on the keyboard. A physical keyboard works too, and Esc pauses. The game plays fully offline with no account, in portrait or landscape.