SpiderTypes
A free typing game — play it in your browser, no install. A self-hostable Three.js typing game for kids to practice home row with an Itsy Bitsy Spider climb.
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A tiny typing game where kids help a baby spider climb.
A self-hostable Three.js lesson game inspired by "Itsy Bitsy Spider", built for home-row practice, gentle pacing, and local-only progress.
Upload the generated dist/ directory to any static web host. The shipped game does not require Node, npm, a server database, or any API at runtime.
Use Level Selection -> Clear Saved Scores inside the game to reset local progress.
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