TypeCircuit
Type three quotes from games, films and anime as fast and accurately as you can, one circuit a day.
Every day: One numbered circuit a day of three quotes from video games, films and anime, the same for everyone. New puzzle: Once a day.
TypeCircuit is a daily typing test with a theme. Each numbered circuit is three quotes, picked from video games, movies and anime, and you type them as quickly and accurately as possible. Your words per minute, time, typos and accuracy are recorded so you can compare with friends.
About TypeCircuit
TypeCircuit turns a typing test into a daily ritual. Each day there is one numbered circuit made of three quotes, usually about sixty words in total, taken from places like Zelda, Metal Gear Solid, Naruto or The Matrix.
You type each quote in turn, and the page tracks your words per minute, elapsed time, typos, accuracy and character count as you go. Finishing the third quote completes the circuit and gives your result, which you can share.
Everyone types the same circuit on a given day, so scores are directly comparable. A streak counter rewards playing every day, and the past circuits page lets you replay earlier days and review your results. The look can be switched between themes, including light, Hacker, Game Boy and Amber.
It suits anyone who wants to improve their typing speed, and fans who enjoy recognising lines from games and films.
How to play TypeCircuit
- Open TypeCircuit to see the first of today's three quotes.
- Start typing; the timer begins with your first key.
- Type each quote exactly, fixing typos as you go.
- Complete all three quotes to finish the circuit.
- Check your WPM and accuracy, then share your result.
Tips
- Accuracy matters more than raw speed; typos slow you down more than a steady pace.
- Read a few words ahead so you are not stopping at punctuation.
- Replay past circuits to warm up before today's run.
Questions
Is TypeCircuit a daily game?
Yes. There is one numbered circuit each day, the same for everyone.
Where do the quotes come from?
From video games, movies and anime.
Can I replay old circuits?
Yes, the past circuits page lists earlier days to replay.
Is it free?
Yes, it plays free in the browser.
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