TypInc.

It's fine. It's a typing game with rogue-lite elements. But mostly it's just a decent typing trainer/practice game. This is one of those games I'd love to give a middling score to, because it's solid, but as of right now, there's not a lot there to justify the cost. There's very little deck-building right now (This is not Belatro), and not too much depth in the progress department. You'll be seeing the same perks repeat again and again over single runs. It could also do with a lot more built in 'text' I've played a couple hours and already had a lot of repeat paragraphs; the workshop helps with this a little, but still, they need to bolster the catalog. I don't think it's currently in a place where I could call it a 'roguelike deckbuilding typing game'. There are perk cards, and about 5 variables for each round, but that's it. You will see everything it has to offer in about 90 minutes. Hopefully this is just a temporary criticism that I can delete in the future after the devs hav...

If you are just looking for a quick little typing game to 100%. This is the one.

This game provides a hoot and an exercise for your fingers.

It's a fun typing game that allows you to get upgrades and get through boss levels with a timer making sure you can do it fast enough. I personally enjoy to play this in my free time whenever I get bored just to farm the achievements and try to perfect what I already haven't. I've never played this much of a typing game before, until I found this masterpiece <3

4 stars - For a typing game, you should have a font that differentiates between Il1 (Capital i, lowercase l, and number 1). Otherwise 5 stars.

Nice game, but I'd like to see more languages (for example Spanish or Russian).

If you like Balatro and want some more of it's game play concepts this is perfect! I will say while Balatro does take skill... it is more about luck and strategy, Typinc is almost entirely typing skill. If you cannot type you will not get far even if you have been blessed by the hand of RNGesus. The combo mechanic is extremely strict and if you can't keep it you cannot progress. I personally love the difficulty, but it is also a great learning tool to get better at typing. (I would say you have to have at least SOME ability to touch type as this doesn't seem like a great way to learn from scratch). TLDR: Great game and similar to Balatro, but if you can't touch type then you may not have fun.