$4.79 (−20%)Keystroke Pursuit
Type to escape! You're a raccoon thief racing through a toy-like 3D city with Sgt. Shiba on your tail. Clean, fast words speed up your getaway car; every typo lets the sirens close in. Grab loot, freeze in the searchlight, sneak past the lasers and chase three stars on every case.
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Keystroke Pursuit is a typing chase game where you play the getaway. You're a raccoon thief speeding through a 3D toy town, and Sgt. Shiba, a very determined police dog, is right behind you.
Your typing is the engine. Type the passage fast and clean and your car pulls away. Hesitate or mistype and the siren gets louder. Keep a streak going to fire up nitro, dodge roadblocks with a quick burst, and decide at every fork whether a piece of loot is worth the seconds it costs.
Features
Case Files campaign: 18 heists across four districts. Start with a morning-market teapot job and night runs where only your headlights reveal the words ahead, then hit a fog-bound harbour where you freeze whenever a police helicopter's searchlight finds you, and a gallery's night opening where one wrong key inside a laser zone sets off the alarm. A story in 3D cutscenes: Sgt. Shiba upgrades his kit district by district. The harbour and the gallery each end in a boss case, all the way to a sunrise finale over Key City. Three-star scoring: every case has a score and bonus objectives, so there's always a cleaner, faster getaway to go back for. Loot to collect: 55 stolen treasures to grab mid-chase and show off in your hideout. Tune your getaway car: earn talent points and fit parts in the garage (steady tyres, sprint engines, trick gadgets), each with its own trade-off. A rival with personality: Sgt. Shiba has something to say about every run, and never quite gives up. Real books to type: passages from public-domain classics in nine topics: detective stories, English classics, sea adventures, science and nature, fairy tales and fables, classic poetry, stage comedy, wit and wisdom, and golden-age detective fiction. Type Shakespeare, Poe and Keats, Oscar Wilde, Bernard Shaw and Gilbert & Sullivan, Mark Twain, G. K. Chesterton, Maurice Leblanc and Emily Brontë, and pick your run length. Quick chases: free escape runs, or swap sides and play the police in a pursuit. Cosmetics, no microtransactions: spend in-game coins on paint jobs, typing-panel themes, trails and hats.
The interface is available in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Korean, Russian, Turkish, Thai, Indonesian, and Vietnamese. The passages and short words you type during chases are in English. A physical keyboard is required.
