Go Morse Go! Arcade Edition Reviews

Love the game for the theme and the levels of play. It's not a confusing mess like other Morse code games.

it's got cute rabbits with several cute costumes, making it a great tool for learning. It's barebones basic though. There's no listening mode, nor are you ever asked to input words. Just reciting single alphabetic letters one at a time.

This is one of the better edutainment titles that I own, and one of the better competeitve typing games as well. It has a very different tone when compared to "Western Press," another competetive typing game. The gameplay is also very different.

Great, love it! Set to survival mode, set number of mistakes to 4, set difficulty to varsity. This is a good way to start learning morse code in my opinion. You will either do it by memory or are forced to look at the guide, but the guide will eventually remove to previews one by one so you will be forced to do it by memory. Practice makes perfect.

A fun and challenging morse code trainer and game. You can play local multiplayer cooperatively or competitively. I Highly recommend it.

Wonderful game for learning Morse code. I had never really felt a need to do so before this game, even when presented with morse code, I'd just be like "ahh yknow just throw it on an online converter i know morse code when i see it and i dont have any need to interpret it myself" but like. this games making me enjoy memorizing morse code. also it has bunnies so cool. very good game for 2 dollars to help teach you morse code.

I like it because it is fun, entertaining, and it is practical. I can use my CW Key, connected in parallel of my left mouse button, and this becomes a really good practice/tutoring tool. Note: I have not had a chance to try the multiplayer portion, mainly because my wife thinks that one NERD in the house is enough. :D Final Thought: Get it, you will enjoy it.

I have an issue where the audio broke in the game and I couldn't restore it no matter what I did but I discovered today that you can just delete the .sol files in the imposter cats folder in %appdata% and the audio comes back! There are not many Morsecode games out there so this is a fun game to learn and play, as long as it has audio that is! I would recommend it for the fun of it now that I have a fix.

Really tough to recommend this. Its only $2, but there is just so little in the game. A few unlockable costumes and a few gamemodes, thats it. The things that pushed me towards recommending it are: -Good amount of difficulty settings make it more approachable as a short party game for your friends. Can actually end up being an enjoyable(albeit probably not the best) way to learn morse code if you start getting competitive with your friends. -Plays very well with the new Steam Remote Play feature for online multiplayer. Its pixel art style and simple inputs makes it easy to stream; could probably host a 4 player match online even on low bandwith connections. I still open this game from time to time to brush up on my morse. Maybe I'm just a sucker for the cutesy art style. I can safely say its worth the $2 if you are the kind of person who likes to pull up random/new games when you have friends over.

"Go Morse Go!" is an addictive little mini-game that has you typing letters in Morse code as quickly as possible. The game has a unique visual style and a cartoony vibe that I quite enjoy. There are multiple game modes (Tournament, Survival, Pep rally) and multiple difficulties/options. You unlock new outfits and characters by playing the game. What really interested me is that it really encourages you to learn Morse code. It's plain simple, the better your grasp on Morse, the better you'll be at this game. On lower difficulties, the game tells you exactly what to press, while higher difficulties will have you looking up the letter on a Morse chart on the side of the screen. If you think you're tough enough, the hardest difficulty will not display the chart at all. One thing I really enjoyed while playing Survival Mode on the second to hardest difficulty was that random letters would get removed from the Morse chart as you progress farther, inciting you to learn Morse to get a good score. Edit: I originally couldn't recommend this game due to a broken achievement, but the developer has since released an update which fixed it. I can now wholeheartedly recommend this game.