_keyboardkommander

Yeah, man. The new menus and UI look a lot better. Though, there's one that was a bit glitched out:

The bottom seems to be a bit cut off, and I can't see how much money I have.

The gun icons that drop seem different, unless I didn't notice them before. They look good. Now I just have to remember which is which. =)

You've done good work. It's a definite improvement. 

A couple of questions:

Maybe a dumb question, but what does the "energy" do? I try to focus on picking up the coins, but don't know what the other one does.

Pertaining to progressing difficulty, are there bigger zombies or creatures with higher health? I'm sure I just haven't played enough, but I've mostly just been sticking with the rifle, and I speed up if I lag behind from trying to pick stuff up. Haven't seen a whole lot of need to use others except for the mortar for AoE.

I'm not sure what other feedback to give you at this point, or how far you are willing to go with it as a project. It needs more polishing, particularly with the menus. The actual game is pretty solid, imo. Maybe varying locations/backgrounds? Maybe some models of some sort to represent the upgrades just to flesh it out a bit? Maybe some mines or automated but destroyable defenses that you could lay down? Just spit-balling ideas.

I'll definitely keep it in my library. Good typing games can be hard to find. This one is pretty freaking fun.

So far, so good. It's quite engaging, fun, and gives me a nice workout and practice session. I play a few rounds then I'm done for a while, but can keep coming back to it. I'm not sure how many nights I've completed. Some where around ten, I suppose.

I can't say it's been very challenging. I think I've only taken damage once. Though, I am a fairly proficient typist. It seems to be gradually scaling up.

My only complaints are that the menus just look rather ugly, honestly. Big, clunky, seeming like they're in a resolution entirely too small for them. Also, the auto-save feature seems like it occurs when a might is completed, but I can't quit the game until I start the next night after I've purchased upgrades. Yet, upon continuing my progress later, I'm forced to repurchase my upgrades again before beginning. Unless I'm mistaken on that.

Neither are big issues. Most of the time I'm just pounding away, and can't even really tell what's going on, what I'm killing, etc., but it is quite satisfying. As far as typing games/tutors I've seen, I'd say you've got one of the best here. I believe the first I ever saw and played was "Type Trek".

Just came across this, as a matter of fact. Softonic has it listed: https://en.softonic.com/top/pc-typing-games. I'll give it a go, and report back sometime soon.

Does anyone want to leave a serious comment?

It all began on April 20th, the day of my father's death. I still remember the last thing he said to me. He said, "WillFan420, my son, I'll teach you how to type on April 20th." I had been looking forward to that but when I heard what happened, I ran out of the house and as far away as I could. When I finally stopped, I took out my phone to use Google Maps and find my way home, but I couldn't figure out how to type in my address. I then tried to call my mother but I couldn't type in any numbers either. I was stuck in this foreign area with no way to type. I tried to get a job, but they all required typing skillz. The only job I could get was a cook at a kitchen. The problem with that though, was that I had to sign into work everyday by typing in my password. My password was "Ravioli Ravioli, give me the formuoli." I couldn't type that in, so I had to get other employees to do that for me, giving them my password. One night, my "friend", Rogers used my password to get into the building and steal all the money. The cops traced the crime back to me and I got put in jail. In jail, I got beat up everyday. People were calling my names like "writer," because I didn't know how to type. After 20 years in jail, I finally got out. I decided that since I couldn't get a job, I would just have to marry a rich woman. But then, I realized I was ugly so it was back to the drawing board. I decided that I was going to jump. I went into the tallest building I could find, snuck past the sleeping security guard, and made it to the elevator. It was then I realized that I couldn't press the button for the top floor on the elevator because it was too similar to a keyboard key. I didn't fell like taking the stairs so I went to turn myself into the security guard. He was sleeping and I saw that he had been playing a game called Keyboard Kommander ApoKeylypse on his computer. I tried to play it and it actually taught me how to type. I felt like my father was beside me the whole time even though it was just the security guard. After I finished learning how to type, I woke up the guard who then arrested me and took me to jail. While in jail, I got ripped and beat up all the people who made fun of me before. After another twenty years, I got out of jail. I then went up to the first lady I saw, showed her my typing skillz and now we are married. She also turned out to be rich so I didn't need to get a job. I then went back to my family and reunited with them because I could finally type my address into Google Maps. Keyboard commander not only changed my life, but saved it.