Words fall from the top and you type them before they hit the bottom. Clear one and it's a point. Let one land and a life's gone, three total. It sounds easy until two words are falling at once and your brain is spelling "rhythm" while remembering where the keys are. Words get longer, the fall gets faster, and your typing gets sloppier in a way that's entirely your fault. There's a funny focus to it — you stop reading and start just knowing the letters. Good runs feel like the keyboard is part of your hand. Bad ones end with a word you know how to spell sitting at the bottom, judging you.