If you press Caps Lock or used Upper Case at the start, you have to reload the game to make it work. Just turning off the Caps Lock will not work.
Enjoy Playing Keyboard Climber 2 (Fixed)
Have you ever wanted to guide a cheeky little monkey up a towering tree using just your keyboard? That’s exactly what Keyboard Climber 2 (Fixed) lets you do. You watch the branches whiz by, each one labeled with a letter, and you’ve got to mash or tap the right key before your furry friend slips away. It’s equal parts reflex trainer and typing drill, with just enough silliness in the animations to keep you chuckling when you inevitably miss that Y or Z.
As you progress, the speed picks up and new elements show up—some branches crumble under your monkey’s weight, others have beehives dangling ominously. Banana bonuses and sparkling stars pop up in random spots, rewarding quick fingers with extra points or precious seconds. Before you know it, you’re hunched over the keyboard, heart rate climbing right alongside your primate pal, desperately chasing that next high score.
This “Fixed” edition smooths out a couple of kinks from the original rollout—no more random freezes when the action gets intense, and the key prompts feel a bit more forgiving on slower connections. Whether you’re on an older laptop or a snazzy new desktop, it responds crisply so you can focus on hitting those letters instead of troubleshooting lag. It’s a subtle refresh, but it makes a noticeable difference once you’re trying to squeak out an extra few meters.
In the end, Keyboard Climber 2 (Fixed) is a delightful little time sink that doubles as a stealth typing tutorial. It’s perfect for those five-minute breaks when you need a tongue-in-cheek challenge without a massive learning curve. Give it a whirl next time you need to wake up your fingers—and maybe even your sense of humor.