How it works
These typing games for adults are one falling-words game in six levels. It opens on everyday five-letter words such as money and write, with no home-row steps first.
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What each level drops
Levels 1 and 2 are everyday words of five and six letters. In Level 3 the hands take turns: each letter of world and visitor is typed by the other hand from the one before. Level 4 is the office: invoice, deadline, payroll. Level 5 words end in ing, tion or ment, as in booking and shipment. Level 6 is a sprint through all five kinds.
What a run scores
A run drops 25 words, never more than three at a time, and stops early when a third word reaches the ground. The score is the words you cleared; accuracy splits a tie.
- Words on the pad never share a first letter, so one key is enough to aim.
Questions and answers
Are these free online typing games for adults?
Yes. All six levels are free and open from the first visit, with no account and nothing to download. Scores are kept in this browser and sent nowhere.
Is this one of the learn to type games for adults?
No. As keyboard practice games for adults go, this one expects you to know where the keys are. If you still hunt for letters, begin with the touch typing lessons, which add two keys at a time, then come back to Level 1.
Are there typing test games for adults that give words per minute?
Not this one. It counts words cleared and accuracy, because a falling word sets the pace. For a words-per-minute figure, take the typing speed test after a run.
What makes these typing practice games for adults and not for children?
The words. Adult typing games can skip three-letter starter words: every word here has five to ten letters, and Levels 4 and 5 hold words typed at work, such as proposal and department. The children's version is typing practice games.
Are there other fun typing games for adults here?
Yes. The hardest typing game drops words of seven to ten letters picked to be awkward, and the sports typing games drop words from the pitch, the pool and the slopes. No word on this page is on either.