Type to whack
No clicking needed — just type what you see and it whacks itself.
Whack-a-Word Typing
Words pop up at random. Type each one before its timer runs out to whack it, survive with 3 lives, and beat your saved best score.
Words pop up at random. Type each one before its timer runs out to whack it, survive with 3 lives, and beat your saved best score.
No clicking needed — just type what you see and it whacks itself.
Miss a word before its timer runs out and you lose a life. Lose all three and it's over.
Words spawn faster and vanish sooner the higher your score climbs.
Keep your eyes on the field and your fingers on the keys.
This is a typing reflex drill dressed up as the classic whack-a-mole arcade game. Instead of a mallet, your keyboard is the tool, and instead of watching a single hole, you're scanning a whole field for whichever word appeared most recently. It rewards fast, accurate typing far more than it rewards speed-reading, since a single mistyped letter means starting that word over.
Because several words can be alive on screen at once, part of the challenge is choosing which one to type first — usually whichever one's timer bar is closest to running out.
A typo means retyping the whole word, so smooth, correct keystrokes beat frantic mashing every time.
With multiple words alive at once, watch the shrinking bars to decide which one to type first.
Everything happens through the keyboard, which keeps your hands in position for the next word.
Spawn rate and word lifetime both tighten as your score grows, so late-game rounds move fast.
Questions about controls, difficulty and lives.
Just type it. As soon as your typed text exactly matches one of the words currently on screen, it's whacked automatically and the input clears itself.
You lose one of your three lives. Lose all three and the game ends, showing your final score.
Both the spawn rate and each word's visible time speed up gradually as your score increases, so later rounds demand faster typing.
Yes, up to four words can appear at the same time. You can type any of them in any order — whichever matches your input gets whacked.
No. Your best score is saved only in this browser's local storage on this device and is never uploaded anywhere.