The speed and accuracy with which you type determine how fast your car moves toward the finish line in Turbo Type 3D, an educational racing game. The car moves forward when every character is typed correctly, but it stops when a character is typed incorrectly and needs to be fixed. Clean keystrokes increase Turbo power, and in approved races, drafting behind other players is another way to speed up.
There are many game modes, such as regular races, daily challenges, cup competitions, time trials, advanced typing, and focused practice. Green Hills, Canyon, Snow Peak, City, Volcano, and Moon Base are the six backgrounds that change the scenery. Earnings from races help you move up, and the game's 27 achievements, 72 collectible vehicles, and customisation options give players other goals besides just getting better at typing. Test your typing skills and try to get to the front of the pack!
Gameplay Overview
Speed up your typing while staying accurate
Because Turbo Type 3D links each character you type to the action of your character, accuracy is just as important as typing quickly. When you press the right keys, the car moves forward, but when you press the wrong key, it stops moving until the mistake is resolved. Doing 25 clean keystrokes gives you enough power to turn on Turbo, and drawing behind another vehicle can speed you up even more. How much you earn at the end of each round depends on where you came in.
Try out different typing tests.
There are different styles that change how each typing session is set up and how hard it is. Race puts you up against four opponents, and you can use Turbo and draft. Daily Race adds a shared daily score and coin prizes. Rookie Cup has four races where players earn points toward the cup, and Pro Cup adds faster opponents and tougher text. Time Trial lets you race against your best ghost while trying to get medal times. Pro Race, on the other hand, makes typing harder by making lines longer and adding capital letters, numbers, and quotes. Practice focuses training on keys that players make mistakes a lot, which is another way to get better when they're not racing.
Get car parts and build your garage.
As you move forward, you'll find a garage with 72 rare cars: 32 Common, 18 Rare, 15 Epic, and 7 Legendary. As the garage grows, paint jobs and parts give you more ways to make your collection of cars unique. Also, there are 27 achievements that can be earned and that give players experience and coins for reaching performance and gathering goals. In Race, Time Trial, Pro Race, and Practice, there are six different backgrounds that can be used. These backgrounds include Green Hills, Canyon, Volcano, and Moon Base.
How to Use It
- Keyboard: Type the answer to get your car moving.
- If you fix a wrong character, you can unlock your car.
- Tab: After 25 clean keystrokes, turn on Turbo.
- Right arrow: Get behind a competing car.
Ready to turn typing practice into a real race? Jump into Turbo Type 3D, choose your first car, and see how quickly your fingers can take you across the track. Enter Rush Line, Police Traffic Racer for more arcade games.
