Hello everyone!

Making an educational game was the starting point for Keeb Quest, before there were enemies, bosses, or even words on screen. I loved the idea of a game that teaches you while you play, without ever making you feel like you're back in a school computer lab taking a typing class. (Do those still exist?)

I started with typing because it was one of the first things I was genuinely good at as a kid. That came from playing multiplayer text-based games, where typing quickly and accurately was the only way to stay competitive. Learning to type was never the goal; it was simply a practical skill I picked up along the way.

I wanted Keeb Quest to capture that same feeling. For a while, I kept asking myself what else the game needed before it could leave Early Access. I still have a long list of ideas I'd love to add, but I realized the game had become what I originally set out to build - and if I kept chasing every new idea, I'd risk never releasing it at all. That was when I realized it felt complete. Keeb Quest is in a good place now, and I'm excited for it to officially be out in the world.

Happy typing!