- May 16, 2018
- Mikhail Melnikov
Falling words
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About
"Falling Words" is a typing simulation game designed to enhance high-speed typing skills with three difficulty levels and two language options . The goal is to quickly type the falling words before they reach a danger zone, while a detailed statistics system tracks your progress and enters your high scores into a global leaderboard. With over five thousand popular words in each dictionary, players can expect a challenging and engaging experience.





- You can earn achievements quickly, making it appealing for achievement hunters.
- The game provides a fun way to practice typing skills and improve speed.
- The retro graphics and background art are visually appealing.
- The font design is poor, making it difficult to differentiate between similar letters, leading to frequent mistypes.
- The game suffers from bugs, including keyboard inputs randomly locking up and words getting stuck on the screen.
- Limited replayability due to the lack of game modes and unclear achievement mechanics.
- music14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game has received criticism for being unappealing and for the lack of an option to mute it independently, forcing players to mute the entire game instead. Many users expressed a desire for the ability to listen to their own music while playing, indicating that the current soundtrack detracts from the overall experience. Overall, the music is seen as a significant drawback that could be improved with better options and quality.
“Some players just want to listen to their own music while playing a game.”
“There's plenty of these available for free; the only thing you'd be missing is a background, music, and a different text font.”
“You also can't turn the music off; if you want to turn the music off, you have to mute the whole game.”
“If the developer fixes these issues, I would be glad to recommend the game, even with the lousy music and background graphics.”
“The minor thing which I wish the game had: a setting to mute the sound or music.”