Use letters and sentence hints to guess stations, foods and countries. Each round has ten questions and no time limit, so reading the clues carefully matters more than typing quickly.
The same daily ten
The daily challenge supplies ten questions for its displayed date and changes at midnight in Korea. Use the same language and date to compare first attempts. A shared link containing an earlier date opens that date's challenge.
Read the sentence too
Many words can fit an opening letter. Station hints identify cities and lines; food hints describe ingredients or preparation; country hints mention capitals or culture. Combine the word pattern and the sentence rather than submitting unrelated guesses.
Enter a complete answer
Type the full name and press Enter or Check. A correct answer unlocks Next; an incorrect attempt leaves the question open. The letters shown are clues, not the answer itself. Spaces, common punctuation and registered aliases are handled by the rules.
Skip when needed
Skip a question if you prefer to move on. It earns no point, and the answer appears in the final review. With no time limit, you can also keep thinking. At the end, check correct answers, elapsed time and skipped questions.
Review and choose a topic
Open the review for each clue, answer and hint. Learn an unfamiliar word, practise Food, Countries or Subway, or follow a recommendation to station recall. Best scores stay in this browser by language, topic and daily date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do wrong attempts use up lives?
There is no fixed wrong-attempt limit. Try again or skip.
Does a correct answer advance automatically?
No. Press Next; after the last question, choose See results.
Game screens and instructions
This guide describes the current K-jihacheol game. For real journeys, consult official transport information.