Typochondria User Reviews

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Amazing game BUT....

The one level just isn’t enough to decide if it’s worth buying more levels. I say three stages is right to help decide a games worth. But that’s just my opinion. For what I have played I’ll give you 4 stars. Unique and frustrating. Refreshingly unpleasant yet addicting. Great job.

Poppy Borger

6 years ago

Response from developer

Check out the latest version (1.0.9); you can try out the other game modes with the Crime genre. Both the Challenge Mode and the Zen (Endless) mode are available to try and are available for all of the unlocked genres. Thanks for playing Typochondria! Chester Monty Games

Waste of time and money

Game does not respond to either finger tip or stylus. Might be fun if it worked, but no way to find out. Junk!

Old Norm

6 years ago

Response from developer

We modified how we handle gestures in the latest version (1.0.9) which should address any issues you were having with the controls. Chester Monty Games

Money

So basically, to play any of the game modes other than the crime one cost money and questions are extremely repetitive

Sr PablingtonYT

6 years ago

Response from developer

Rather than display ads or use an in-game currency, we opted for a pay-once model where you can try out the game to see if you like it or not before unlocking any of the other genres. Unlocking any of the genres also unlocks the other game modes and all other future content updates for those genres. Thanks for playing Typochondria! Chester Monty Games

Nice game in principle…

But at least make us work for that. Most of the misspellings are so blatantly obvious it’s not challenging.

E.g. Prokfessional, ccops etc...

Piano man '84

6 years ago

Response from developer

The typos we use scale up in difficulty over time. In the earlier part of a game, typos are more blatant and easy-to-spot (for example, adding an odd character like an X or a Z). However, as the game progresses, the game creates typos that are harder to find at first glance, such as working with letter pairs and the kerning of the typeface. Thanks for playing Typochondria! Chester Monty Games