Fast Type

The game features short excerpts from real-world sources — literary works, articles, and quotes. We've intentionally chosen natural texts instead of artificial sequences like “aaa ooo fff” because we believe the best way to learn is through realistic content. This makes each game session not only a useful exercise but also an engaging reading experience.

However, we understand that some players may want to target specific fingers or keys. Exercises like “zzz”, “sss”, or “gpa gpa gpa” can be helpful for beginners learning the layout. While we don't currently offer letter-specific drills in Type Fast, we are actively considering adding such features in future updates. These will be especially useful for those who want to go deeper with technique or start learning touch typing from scratch.

To support beginners, Type Fast includes an on-screen keyboard that shows exactly which key to press next. As you type, each upcoming letter is highlighted, helping you locate it quickly. This is especially useful if you're just starting with touch typing or want to avoid constantly looking at your physical keyboard.

This visual aid helps build finger muscle memory faster and gradually transition to typing without looking. The key to touch typing isn't just memorizing key positions with your mind — it's teaching your fingers to move automatically.