Accuracy Survival

Most typing games reward speed and forgive the occasional slip. This one doesn't. Words appear one at a time, and you can backspace and fix a mistake mid-word all you like, but the moment you submit a word that still contains an error, your run is over. There's no combo to rebuild, no partial credit, just how many clean words you can string together before the streak breaks.

This is deliberately the opposite skill from a speed game: it rewards reading before you type and correcting immediately rather than pushing through and hoping. Slow down whenever you feel unsure about a word; a careful 40 WPM run that survives 30 words beats a reckless 80 WPM run that dies on word three.

Before submitting, compare the complete word with the prompt instead of checking only its beginning. If you keep ending runs on the same letter pair, practice that movement in a lesson and return for another attempt. Use words survived as your main comparison; spending longer on each word is worthwhile when it keeps the run accurate.