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How to Play Cat Typing Race - Step by Step

The Cat Typing Race page loads a ~28 KB typing duel in an iframe. Race the AI cat through letter rounds and ten levels. Press Play on this page to start.

Click inside the canvas, press J to begin, then type A-Z to match each highlighted letter before the cat does.

Step 1 - press Play on this page

Press Play to inject the iframe (~28 KB). Click the canvas so keyboard events reach the game. Upstream is cemalgnlts/js13k-typing-test (MIT, JS13K 2025).

Step 2 - read the welcome dialog

The first overlay explains the research-themed typing challenge. Press the J key to continue into round one.

Step 3 - match letters with A-Z

Letters appear in a row at the top. Press the matching keyboard letter (KeyA through KeyZ). Correct guesses turn green; wrong keys turn red for your side.

Step 4 - watch the cat indicator

Small avatars under each letter show who guessed it. A circular timer arc on the cat shows its thinking time before it tries a key.

Step 5 - use perks wisely

Bomb perk costs you a point. Rocket perk removes a point from the opponent. Snowflake perk freezes you for two seconds after scoring.

Step 6 - finish levels and rounds

Each level has three rounds. Letter count grows with level (up to ten letters). Win the round fastest with at least half correct to earn bonus points. Complete level ten to see final stats.

SettingValueNotes
Download~28 KBindex.html + main.js
Inputkeyboard A-ZJ continue, M music toggle
Savesnonefresh run each session
Structure10 levels x 3 roundsperks on random letters

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