Keyboard Killers Reviews

I was having trouble with depression and anxiety and my parents would randomly come in my room and beat me as hard as they can and I would get bullied at school but I know built my own spaceship and I defend it from meteoes which has helped me out unimaginably. I strongly recommend buying this game.

Nice game! A lot of levels and every level has it`s own song. Nice achievements for your profile and you train your keyboard skills while playing this. xD

The game unfortunately is unplayable if you're using an ultra widescreen monitor, because the game doesn't scale to fit and stuff is shown off screen.

This is a very strange game that feels more like the final project for game design 101 but it honestly has one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard.

Great for people learning how to type, and theres even a few modes that challenge pro typers too The game overall isn't amazing (graphics are bad, menu is bad, ect), but if youre a fan of typing / want to learn how to type, this is a great game to pick up at the asking price of only 99 cents.

As the name of the game suggests it involves a lot of key mashing. I think this game was pretty fun to complete, the achievements are pretty grindy but I have written a guide explaining how to unlock them fast. About 3 hours of gameplay for anyone looking to 100%.

A very simple game. Goal: Use the letters on the keyboard to destroy meteors before they hit your ship. Difficulty: 1/10. For example: I got 100% on the hardest difficulty, you can literally just tap the buttons, they don't have to go in any particular order. Enjoyment: 3/10. It's okay, if you just want to switch your brain off then this is the game for you. Though I will say the music is pretty good in it. Overall Rating: 2/10. I bought it on the summer sale for 0.39 and I wouldn't pay anymore for it.

This game was propably created during computer lessons in high school. Graphics are less then minimalistic. Good soundtrack though, and kinda addictive replayability when you try to improve your score :) 6.5/10

this blows. weird achievements, unpleasant visuals, not-so-great music, and generally not fun. recommend epistory instead.

I like the concept and I love the music. I wanted this to be a good way to get my nephew to type better. While typing random letters is ok as a game and adds to the strategy (which rows do you shoot down first), I'd love to see a game mode that forced a letter order using real words/phrases in the way standard typing tutorial software does. Something simple like pulling a few free books from Project Gutenberg and using them as stock sentences would really put this game over the top. For $1 ($0.50 on sale), you can't really go too wrong.