Test your typing skills in this indie casual game that pairs key presses with procedural piano notes. Hit incoming notes on time to rack up scores and finish levels featuring increasingly complex, fast musical themes. Six difficulties ramp up the challenge, starting with five keys for one hand and peaking at 29 keys across both hands.
Advance progressively for educational practice, mastering key positions step by step amid soothing piano tones. Playground mode lets you compose tunes or sound out words and names on the keyboard. Track your top and average scores in the profile menu to gauge your mastery.
Keyboard Master is a game in which you can test and improve your typing abilities, while having a good time. While you play the game and try to prove your self as a master, a pleasant procedural generated piano notes sounds for each key. To complete the game you must hit the incoming notes in the right time and achieve high enough score.
In the game there are several procedural generated musical themes. With each completed level the more complex and fast they are.
There are six difficulties where you can test yourself. The first on uses only five keys and is intended for one hand. In all other difficulties you have to use two hands and different number of keys (29 in the last one).
The game can also be used for educational purpose. You can start with the first difficulty, where you just use five keys of the keyboard, and when you have learned their positions and feel comfortable with them, you can go to the next difficulty where another five keys are added and so on, until you become a keyboard master. And all this under the beautiful sound of the piano.
Since every key is bound to a single piano tone, in the Playground mode, you can try and play something using your keyboard. You could try and play some music, or you can type yours on your loved ones names or your favorite word or phrase and see how do they sound, using this mode.
There is also profile menu, where you can see how well do you fare. In this section you can see your best and average results.
How well do you really know your keyboard? Can you reach higher score in the hardest difficulty where you have to use all the letters on the keyboard? Try for yourself!
