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Typing Dead

A playable experiment where typing puts zombies to rest

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TYPING DEAD is a FREE, playable browser experiment: a 3D comedy-horror typing shooter. An AI wrote the dead’s last words wrong, the dead came alive to request a fix. Type each word before it reaches your desk. The core run works today; this is an early public build, not a finished release.

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