Choose Food or Countries if you enjoy word puzzles but know little about subway lines. Each topic offers a round of ten questions, letting you begin with familiar interests and explore another subject later.
Start with a topic
Food selects ten food questions; Countries selects ten country questions. These are random practice rounds rather than date-fixed daily puzzles. A new round redraws the pool, so previously seen questions can return.
Use ingredients and preparation
When several foods seem possible, look for the main ingredient and cooking method. Mixing rice, rolling it in seaweed and simmering in soup point to different dishes. Follow the displayed hint; this is a casual puzzle, not a judgment of your tastes or expertise.
Combine capitals and culture
Country clues use capitals, landmarks, foods or animals. Check the word length and capital first, then use cultural details to confirm. A name in another language is not automatically valid; answers follow the selected language and registered aliases.
Aliases are explicit
Registered alternatives count, such as UK for United Kingdom in English. The game does not interpret every abbreviation or invented translation. If a seemingly correct answer fails, reread the hint and check the intended name in the results.
Know what friends will share
A daily link in the same language and date opens the same questions. A food practice link preserves the topic but draws a new random set. Use daily mode for identical questions and practice for a light conversation about interests.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I avoid subway questions?
Yes. Food and Countries contain only their own topic.
Does the same practice link give identical questions?
No. It keeps the topic; daily mode is the option for the same set.
Game screens and instructions
This guide describes the current K-jihacheol game. For real journeys, consult official transport information.