About Tauriel Teaches Typing
Tauriel Teaches Typing is a strange, experimental typing game that takes on the way schools teach, told through a cast of dogs who walk and talk like people. Alongside the typing, you'll be dodging projectiles, so it borrows a little from bullet hell games too.
The look is plain and retro, with blocky white lettering and bright green text on a dark screen. It's played entirely on the keyboard and runs about an hour, which is long for a browser typing game.
You can play Tauriel Teaches Typing online here, and try Tauriel Teaches Typing free in any desktop browser with a physical keyboard.
How to Play Tauriel Teaches Typing
- Click inside the game window, then press any key to start.
- Keep both hands on the keyboard. Everything runs on it.
- Type when the game asks you to, and keep your accuracy up.
- Watch for projectiles and get out of their way.
- Set aside around an hour if you want to see it through.
What to Expect in Tauriel Teaches Typing
This is no standard typing tutor. Typing is how you play, the story deals with schools and the way they teach, and it's all told through dog characters. The projectile dodging adds pressure, so speed and accuracy matter at the same time.
Expect something offbeat and experimental rather than a polished typing course. Its odd mix of ideas is the main draw, and it takes about an hour to get through.
Tips for Tauriel Teaches Typing
- Go for accuracy first and speed second. Fixing mistakes costs more time than typing a little slower.
- Play on a real keyboard. A laptop is fine, but an on-screen keyboard will slow you down badly.
- Keep your eyes on the screen rather than your hands so you can see projectiles coming.
- Take a short break midway if your hands get tired. An hour is a long session for a typing game.
- Rest your fingers on the home row between bursts so you're ready the moment the next prompt appears.
Who Made Tauriel Teaches Typing
Tauriel Teaches Typing was made by Ethan Clark (EPICPIKAGUY), who released it on itch.io. It was built with SDL. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Tauriel Teaches Typing page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Tauriel Teaches Typing free?
Yes. Tauriel Teaches Typing is free to play here in a desktop browser. Press any key on the title screen to begin. It's keyboard only, so all you need is a physical keyboard and roughly an hour if you want to reach the end.
How do you play Tauriel Teaches Typing?
Click into the game, press any key, and play with the keyboard alone. Typing is how you interact with the game, and you'll also need to dodge projectiles along the way. Accuracy and speed both matter, since the dodging adds pressure while you type.
What is Tauriel Teaches Typing about?
It's an experimental typing game about schools and the way they teach, with a cast of dog characters who act like people. On top of the typing, you dodge projectiles, so it mixes typing practice with a little bullet hell. A full play takes about an hour.
Who made Tauriel Teaches Typing?
Tauriel Teaches Typing was made by Ethan Clark, who publishes as EPICPIKAGUY, and released on itch.io. It was built with SDL. FunClicker did not make it; we embed the creator's own web version so you can play it here.
Can I play Tauriel Teaches Typing on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook works, since Tauriel Teaches Typing needs only a browser and a keyboard. A phone or tablet is a poor fit, because the game is keyboard only and an on-screen keyboard makes typing under pressure much harder. Any laptop with a working keyboard does the job.
Is Tauriel Teaches Typing unblocked at school?
Tauriel Teaches Typing needs only a browser tab, with no download or plugin. Whether Tauriel Teaches Typing unblocked access works on a school or library network depends on that network's filter, which we do not control. If it loads, you can play.
How long is Tauriel Teaches Typing?
Plan on about an hour. That's longer than most quick browser games, so it's worth starting when you have time to sit at a keyboard and see it through, rather than in a five-minute break. You can always pause for a moment if your hands get tired.
Is Tauriel Teaches Typing good typing practice?
It's typing practice with a twist. You'll be typing the whole way through while dodging projectiles, which pushes both speed and accuracy. It's an experimental game rather than a structured course, so treat it as a fun way to work the keys instead of a lesson plan.
