Sky Chase Typing

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Sky Chase Typing

Math Playground LLC (published/hosted)

Web browser (desktop/tablet)Free-to-play (ad-supported; optional site subscription for premium access)

Health Score

MIXED

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About This Game

A kid-friendly, browser-based multiplayer typing race where players type target words to move jets and compete against up to a dozen players. The tone is educational and lighthearted, focused on practicing keyboarding skills rather than combat or mature themes. citeturn2view0turn3view0

Score Breakdown

Positive Aspects

Educational Value

3/5

Creativity

1/5

Pro-Social

1/5

Risk Factors

Addictive Monetization

0/5

Time Pressure / FOMO

3/5

Social Risk

2/5

Content Intensity

0/5

Negatives

•Online multiplayer with strangers (no proven chat moderation) presents mild social exposure
•site is ad-supported which may surface outside links/ads
•minimal creative or cooperative gameplay depth.

Positives

•Clear educational focus on typing and keyboarding
•simple
•kid-friendly mechanics and visuals
•supports multiplayer competition to motivate practice.

Gameplay Videos

Fast typer on sky chase

Taij Barrett

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Official Ratings

Not Rated

ESRB

None / Not rated (educational typing game).

Online multiplayer (players race against each other); user-entered display name; in-game advertising likely on host site; no noted in-game purchases on game page. citeturn2view0turn3view0

PEGI

Suitable for young childrennon-violenteducationalkeyboarding practice.

Age Recommendations

ℹ️Ages 3-5

Generally appropriate — parents can allow supervised play. Best played in a classroom or with parental controls to limit ads and stranger matches.

ℹ️Ages 6-8

Recommended — good for practicing keyboarding; encourage supervised or private-room play with friends to avoid unknown players.

ℹ️Ages 9-12

Recommended — useful typing practice; low content risk. Consider using account/teacher-managed sessions for tracking progress.

ℹ️Ages 13-15

Appropriate — simple competitive typing remains low risk; may be less engaging for older teens but harmless.

ℹ️Ages 16-18

Appropriate but trivial — safe to play; older teens may find it too basic for long-term engagement.