Typo Attack is a 1982 Atari 8-bit game released by Atari, Inc. The game is a typing tutor that uses aTypo-Graphical Interface to teach players how to type. The game was designed by David Crane, the creator of the popular video game Pitfall!, and was one of the first games to use the Atari 8-bit's built-in keyboard.
The game is played on a 9x9 grid of letters, with the player's goal being to type the letters in order to spell out words. The player is given a list of words to type, and must type them as fast as possible in order to score points. The game keeps track of the player's typing speed, accuracy, and number of errors, and awards points based on these factors.
The game is divided into two modes: Practice Mode and Challenge Mode. Practice Mode allows the player to type any word from the game's dictionary, while Challenge Mode presents the player with a list of words to type within a set time limit.
Typo Attack was well-received upon its release, with critics praising its use of the Atari 8-bit's keyboard and its typing tutor gameplay. The game proved to be popular, selling over 100,000 copies.
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