▲ Recommended
1 hrs
You start with nothing but your keyboard and a floating mouse pointer that glides across the keys. The good news is that this isn’t a clicker game, so you can let your mouse roam in chaotic, random patterns. The keys you press don’t matter at all; each keystroke rewards you with coins.
Soon enough, the shop opens up and offers you works of Shakespeare—classics like Hamlet and Othello. But here’s the catch: you’re not writing out entire paragraphs from these legendary plays. Instead, purchasing a book allows you to "type" its title. And as you complete the word, you earn more coins. You can upgrade the books to improve their rewards.
Where the game really finds its charm is in the addition of cats—three of them, to be exact. Once purchased, these furry assistants will randomly smash their paws on the keyboard, generating coins for you. The more cats you own, the higher the chance they’ll accidentally type a letter from the book title.
As with the books, the cats can be upgraded to increase their typing speed. The bad news is that these feline companions need attention. They get tired, hungry, and bored over time. Caring for them is simple—just click on the cat three times to address their needs.
Or, if you prefer a lazier approach, you can purchase appliances to handle their needs automatically. However, these gadgets require occasional refills, which prevents the game from turning into a full-on idle experience. There’s also an “infinity” button you can hit to instantly satisfy all of your cats’ needs at once.
One of the best aspects is that the game doesn’t overstay its welcome. To earn all of the achievements, you only need to buy everything the shop offers once. Upgrading is purely optional, meant for those who enjoy squeezing out every last bit of efficiency.
Most of your time will be spent purchasing books, but there’s still a grind tied to it. The store only displays six random books at a time, so upgrading old ones is necessary to make room for new titles. You’ll have to keep it on idle a few hours, but it doesn’t require a lot of work.
Soon enough, the shop opens up and offers you works of Shakespeare—classics like Hamlet and Othello. But here’s the catch: you’re not writing out entire paragraphs from these legendary plays. Instead, purchasing a book allows you to "type" its title. And as you complete the word, you earn more coins. You can upgrade the books to improve their rewards.
Where the game really finds its charm is in the addition of cats—three of them, to be exact. Once purchased, these furry assistants will randomly smash their paws on the keyboard, generating coins for you. The more cats you own, the higher the chance they’ll accidentally type a letter from the book title.
As with the books, the cats can be upgraded to increase their typing speed. The bad news is that these feline companions need attention. They get tired, hungry, and bored over time. Caring for them is simple—just click on the cat three times to address their needs.
Or, if you prefer a lazier approach, you can purchase appliances to handle their needs automatically. However, these gadgets require occasional refills, which prevents the game from turning into a full-on idle experience. There’s also an “infinity” button you can hit to instantly satisfy all of your cats’ needs at once.
One of the best aspects is that the game doesn’t overstay its welcome. To earn all of the achievements, you only need to buy everything the shop offers once. Upgrading is purely optional, meant for those who enjoy squeezing out every last bit of efficiency.
Most of your time will be spent purchasing books, but there’s still a grind tied to it. The store only displays six random books at a time, so upgrading old ones is necessary to make room for new titles. You’ll have to keep it on idle a few hours, but it doesn’t require a lot of work.
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