Falling letters. The screen fills up fast. Type the right key. Stay alive. It is simple but gets tough quick. Sometimes annoying how fast it speeds up. Honestly, it can get addictive trying to beat your high score.
This game is a neat test of your typing speed. Letters fall from the top in a tricky, unpredictable way. Some letters swirl around with wonky physics, making it hard to click fast enough. It’s a simple concept, but the pace can get crazy. The more you play, the faster everything moves. Some letters seem to appear just to mess you up. It’s a frustratingly good way to pass the time and try to get better at typing.
You can play Letter Dash directly in your browser without installing anything. Just load the page and start. The controls are just your keyboard: press the matching letter to clear the falling ones. No fancy setup required. It's fast, smooth, runs on most devices—if your browser is up to date. Be warned, the game’s speed makes it hard to keep up once it gets going.
The secret to not dying instantly? Focus on the letter at the front of the pile. Instead of trying to clear anything that’s falling, aim for the ones closest to the bottom first. It helps you stay ahead. And a weird tip: if you pause for a second, the letters slow down a little. Not sure if it’s a bug, but it helps to get your bearings again when overwhelmed.
