Your keyboard is your weapon. KeyBreach, the typing survival roguelite

KeyBreach is a high-speed typing survival roguelite for one player or two. Pick an operator, stack items until your build breaks the economy, and type your way to Root Access before time runs out.

Out now on Windows, SteamOS and Linux. Solo or online co-op.

A typing survival roguelite set inside a hostile mainframe

KeyBreach is a typing survival game where every word you type is a weapon. You are an operator breaching a mainframe, and the security protocols get faster and the viruses get smarter. Type flawlessly to stay alive, and draft items into a build that breaks the game.

If you like typing roguelikes, you will feel at home in the action: fast, tense and built around words. What sets KeyBreach apart is everything between the words: deckbuilding with 300+ items, 40 operators with unlockable skill trees, bosses that scramble your inputs, and online co-op for two players.

20 operators, each with a corrupted B-Side

You are not just a cursor. Every class has its own built-in mechanics and a passive skill tree to unlock. Master an operator to unlock its B-Side variant, which brings the roster to 40 playstyles.

Vampire
Drains time from enemies.
Dual-Wielder
Demands mouse and keyboard coordination.
Virus
Aggressively infects the UI.

Typing meets deckbuilding: build something broken.

Draft from 300+ hardware upgrades, software patches and Black Market contraband. Collect items from the same corporate brand to trigger synergies: freeze time, auto-complete keystrokes, call down orbital strikes.

This is what makes KeyBreach more than a typing game: bend the shop toward your build by locking, rerolling and banning items.

Key features

KeyBreach screenshots

Built for Steam

  • Single-player
  • Online co-op
  • Remote Play Together
  • Steam Achievements
  • Steam Workshop
  • Steam Leaderboards
  • Steam Cloud
  • Family Sharing

Interface and subtitles in English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Turkish, Italian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese and Simplified Chinese.

Runs on almost anything

Platforms
Windows 10, SteamOS, Linux
Processor
Intel Pentium 4
Memory
2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended)
Graphics
If you can open your browser
Storage
2 GB available space

Frequently asked questions

What is KeyBreach?

KeyBreach is a high-speed typing survival roguelite for PC. You play an operator breaching a hostile mainframe, typing words and commands to survive boss fights while you draft items into a build that breaks the economy. Play solo or in online co-op.

Is there a free KeyBreach demo?

Yes. A free demo is available on Steam.

Does KeyBreach have co-op?

Yes. Online co-op lets you team up with a friend in tag-team combat. You share gold and timers, revive each other, and type support commands to buff your partner. Remote Play Together is also supported on Steam.

Is KeyBreach similar to Glyphica: Typing Survival?

If you enjoy typing survival roguelites like Glyphica: Typing Survival, KeyBreach builds on the same core idea of fighting with the words you type. It puts its own spin on it with deckbuilding across 300+ items, 40 operators with unlockable skill trees, bosses that interfere with your typing, and online co-op.

Is KeyBreach a typing tutor?

No. KeyBreach is a game first, and bosses fight back. Speed and accuracy still matter in every run, so you practice both as you play.

Is there an easier or relaxed mode?

Yes. Kids Mode is a fourth save slot with no time limit, no achievements, no leaderboards and free shop items, with almost everything unlocked.

Does KeyBreach support Twitch and Kick?

Yes. Streamer integration lets your chat vote to give you gold and time, or to sabotage you with earthquakes, UI blindness and input lag.

Which platforms and languages does KeyBreach support?

KeyBreach runs on Windows 10, SteamOS and Linux. The interface and subtitles are available in 12 languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Turkish, Italian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese and Simplified Chinese.

Reach Root Access

The system is waiting. Try the free demo first, or jump straight in on Steam. Try not to break your spacebar in panic.