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Students of Psionic Power is an RPG built around single-key alphabet typing, with a focus on learning and mastering touch typing. You play as a party of young students with PSI abilities, fighting astral monsters that have appeared in a city in Japan.

Typing battles

To damage an enemy, you must type the randomly specified alphabet key. Mistyping or taking too long to enter the key causes you to take damage, and you must deal enough damage before the time limit to defeat the enemy. Early levels use a narrower range of keys, and a keyboard guide is available during fights with mob monsters. The HARDEST and INFERNO difficulties challenge experienced typists, though the game notes that clearing them may require touch-typing skill.

Your party

You can enter a name for each party member using the keyboard or by pasting text with Ctrl + V. Names can be around 7,500 characters long and can use Latin, Greek and Russian alphabets, symbols, and Japanese Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji characters defined in the JIS X 0208 character set. You can choose each member's portrait from 20 options: 10 school boys and 10 school girls. You can also include yourself in the party.

Equipment and alchemy

You acquire equipment called Psycho Stones and forge them in the Alchemy menu. You can also enchant the stones with special abilities. Forged and enchanted Psycho Stones can make it easier to defeat enemies in HARDEST and INFERNO, even when your typing skill is at the EASY level.

Story and score attack

The story follows your party's effort to defeat all the astral monsters and save the city's peace. After clearing every story level and fully forging and enchanting your Psycho Stones, you can try a special score-attack level. In it, you keep typing until the time limit even if the enemy's HP reaches zero; with INFERNO-level typing and fully prepared Psycho Stones, you can deal several tens of millions of total damage.

Language support

In English, the tutorial is translated, but story text such as narration and conversations remains in Japanese. Other text, including interface text and explanations of the game's systems and mechanics, is supported in English.