Players must save the earth from asteroid collisions in "Typing Defense" (at funtotype.com). Each asteroid contains a three-letter word and moves toward earth. Several asteroids move towards the earth from many directions, and players must type the correct words to destroy them. Each round, or "day," gets more difficult as the incoming asteroids increase in speed and number. The earth disappears if five asteroids crash into it, and the game ends. At the end of each round, the typing accuracy score appears on the screen. Players work to improve their scores.
"Super Hyper Spider Typer" (at funschool.kaboose.com) allows players to practice their typing skills while saving Berry from hungry chameleons. Every chameleon wears a word on its back that must be typed correctly. The game consists of three levels: easy, medium and difficult. Each level consists of an indefinite number of rounds, and each round requires players to type between 10 and 15 words. Each round increases in speed and word length, which helps players advance through the game as they improve their typing skills.
"Albarn's Attack" (at funtotype.com/game/albarns-attack) centers on a young boy named Albarn, who gets lost in the jungle during a school field trip. A group of natives find him, and the player must type six-letter words to keep the natives away. The game consists of two categories: practice and professional. Each level consists of eight to 10 rounds, and the game has an indefinite number of levels. After each level, the landscape changes, which keeps players interested in the game.
"Keyboard Ninja" (at funtotype.com/game/keyboard-ninja) allows players to improve their typing one letter at a time. Several pieces of lettered fruit fly into the air, and the keyboard ninja must type the correct letters to slice the fruit. Lettered bombs accompany the fruit, but they blow up if the player types the letter, resulting in the end of the game. The game consists of several learning levels because the player can choose which group of letters to use. This allows players to focus on their specific typing needs.
"Magic Spells" (at www.funtotype.com/game/magic-spells) keeps players challenged during every level. The object of the game is to keep words out of the witches cauldron by typing them. The game offers a feature in which certain typed words cause magic to happen. For example, blue words freeze all the words in place, and red words blow up all words on the screen. Each level increases word length and speed, making it more necessary to use the spelling words.