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- Adventure Typing Games For Kids
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- Keyman This maze-based puzzle game will have your kids guiding the world's top scuba divers through three different levels. Somewhere along the way is a treasure chest, but to open it, players have to type the number they see on the screen to move Keyman in the direction indicated by arrows (think Pac-Man but with letters).
- Typing games for kids encourage typing skills by using fun, mission, and accomplishment-based activities to foster knowledge growth, and to associate typing with positive reinforcement through call and response type prompts. By utilizing common themes that kids love, such as fantasy, car racing, and space, and combining them with the typing.
DOSGames.com Review: TypingMaster is a suite with four different typing games that can aid typing speed and accuracy. The games include Reaction, Numberfall, Wordtris, and the most enjoyable game, Keyman. Mickey's Typing Adventure is a 2012 Disney computer game starring Mickey Mouse and his friends. In this game, Mickey and his friends go to Typelandia to teach the users how to use their typing skills. 1 Product Description 1.1 Starring Mickey Mouse and Friends 1.2 Animations with your Favorite Disney Characters! 1.3 Motivating Enchantment Theme—Help Mickey’s Friends and Be the Hero 1.4.
Let's Build a Keyboard!
Let's start our adventure by building keyboards from letter blocks. After that, frogs will teach you how to spot letters on the keyboard quickly. Finally, Cupcake Bugs will help you to remember where all those letters are located. Pedagogics
Hop onto the Keys!
Now that you know your way around the keyboard, it’s time to hop onto the keys and start tapping! First you need to pop some serious cosmic bubbles to release butterflies. Then, it's time to find lost ducklings from the caves. Pedagogics
Old Typing Adventure Games Free Online Games
Released: 1985
Genre: Adventure
Adventure Typing Games For Kids
Format reviewed:ZX Spectrum
Publisher:Adventure International
Developer:Brian Howarth
Typing Game
Submitted by:Crispian Driver
Typing Adventure 1
On todays modern consoles these Adventure games are all but lost as a genre on people just getting into video gaming, i suppose the likes of Broken Sword are as close as we can get now, i believe some home brewers make them for various platforms. Thinking about it now, they are the perfect game for Mobile Phones with todays text addicted people, yes a game that could be played perfectly on a phone!
Anyway, this game is pretty close to the film, you play Billy and you have to save the town from the Gremlins. It had plenty of pretty graphical screens, although some were text only. I personally found these adventure games frustrating at times, literally not typing a letter or spelling a word wrong meant death or frustration. Having said that, this is one of my favourite adventure games, i even completed it, with some magazine help i'm sure. Damn, how many times did i have to push the button on that Peltzer Remote. A very good game, a quite faithful film conversion (rare even now).
These games certainly improved you're keyboard skills and forced you to think. If you're new to retro games, have a look at the original Brain Training of the 80's, not just Gremlins, but the adventure genre in general.