Tomb Typing Reviews

So if anyone played Typing Instructor Deluxe, I get the feeling that this must have been the Tomb Typer version from the non-deluxe version of Typing Instructor. It ~almost evokes that memory of playing Tomb Typer except that one was far more elaborate, and this one has some glitchy graphics. This one has two levels, and varying difficulties for those. There are no monsters, just a health meter that drops every time you make a mistake while typing, and also if you are too slow when opening a chest that contains a scorpion. (I think. I didn't know there was a WPM setting on my first playthrough so I breezed through the whole thing in about 15min. Then I found the settings, increased the difficulty, and actually found it a little challenging.) I recommended this game, partly for nostalgia factor and partly for practice while typing. I wouldn't recommend it for the graphics (which are buggy) or the music (which is repetitive and when you are opening a chest it suddenly sounds like a buzzing techno droid or something??? Why did they choose that???) or the challenge (seriously. I completely beat both levels in 15 minutes.) but...for $5 it's not too bad of a typing game. Probably better for younger players.

Goated typing game. I don't know why this typing game from my elementary school has such creepy vibes but I'm here for it. Runs really well on modern systems despite it's age, guessing that's thanks to it being made in Adobe Air.