Capslock
Release date: Aug 15, 2024
Developers: Sticky Platypus
Publishers: Sticky Platypus
Genres: Casual, Indie, Early Access
Categories: Single-player, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

You've just inherited your Grandpa's quaint typewriter store... but, there's a twist: you need to revamp this business for the modern world through custom keyboard designing! It's now your job to turn boards into coins. Design the keyboard of your dreams down to the individual key; apply skins, swap to custom key caps, mix in symbols, perfect your lighting & challenge your imagination. Can you earn enough coins, manage your stock and unlock the best from the Capslock Catalogue? Capslock is a casual game focused on design and testing your imagination. Choose between 130+ skins, 260+ custom keys, 270+ symbols and more to test your designs and make unique keyboards. Relax as you listen to the 'clicky' sounds to help you unwind and immerse into a keyboard building environment. Start from scratch - solve the puzzle of dragging and dropping each key into its' slot to build out your keyboard, or dive straight into designing and auto-fill all your keys with the press of a button! You can edit one key at a time, or make changes to your whole board - Capslock moves at a pace which suits you. Capslock is a stock based game! The more boards you sell, the more coins you will have to explore the 'Capslock Catalogue' . You will need to keep an eye on your stock levels and purchases to ensure your business stays profitable and you have access to the best content ! There are many features, big and small, to ensure complete freedom in designing a keyboard. Tweak each keys lighting or have fun with various RGB sequences. Rotate keys, write out your text, change keyboard & background colours or try your designs out on multiple boards! Capslock is the tool to create your dream boards. Capslock is our first release from an indie team - it is our dream to create a keyboard designer community and listen to our players to enhance the game as it develops !