Click Clack, I'm in!

• Originality: What is original about your game? You play as an esteemed hacker who's hacking deep in the darkest part of the dark web, careful not to get compromised!
• Technical Merit: What is interesting about your game technology? It's a typing game.
• Prototype Postmortem: What did you learn from this prototype? What was the easiest or hardest part of making it? Easiest: thinking of the concept Hardest: couldn't find a way to record user input like most game engines have, so I had to make an input bind for every keyboard letter
• Prototype Assets: Did you make your prototype assets from scratch? Did you borrow them? Cite your sources here.
  • Art by Anna Rose Chi - a student at RISD: Anna Rose portfolio
  • Music sampled from LVX - The Naked Sun
• Prototype Closest Other Game: Neopets Typing Terror ;)
• High Concept: Type the words on the screen to eliminate incoming viruses
• Theme: 80's Hacker
• Mandated Variety: Input: keyboard Randomness: mixed Play styles: achiever Genre: typing
• Prototype Goal: Speed typing
• Player Experience Goals: Old school hacker vibes
• Gameplay: Type the word at the center of the screen!
  No need to worry about caps, everything should be lowercase/case-insensitive
  Only keys you need are letters and space bar.
  If a virus crosses the bottom of the screen, you will lose a cyber heart!
  
• Strategies:
  Pretend like you're typing on a type writer and make each key press very pronounced. The game can't register keys too-too quickly, so this is an optimal way to type.
  Make sure you look at the screen to make sure your inputs are going through!
• Story/Setting/Premise: You play as a confident lad with a funky hairdo and a nack for hackin' - hacking the DARK MAINFRAME should be no problem for you, right?
• Target Audience: Casual players that want to play an easy to pick up and put down game to kill time.
• Play Time: There is no (winning) end game, so it can be as long/short as you want.