Send a short station challenge to a group chat. One person chooses a city and line and shares a result link. Everyone can play when convenient; simultaneous connections are unnecessary.
Start the 60-second challenge →
Agree on the selection
Decide whether to play a whole city or a specific line. Different answer pools make scores difficult to compare. Choose somewhere familiar to everyone or a route from a shared trip, and agree whether first attempts or practised best scores count.
Share results and conditions
After finishing, use Share results. The browser opens its share sheet, copies the text and link, or offers text for manual copying. The link contains the city and line, while the shared message carries your score.
Start independently
Opening the link does not start the timer. Each player checks the selection and presses Start when ready. This is not a synchronised live match, and it does not notify you when another person finishes. Compare results in your conversation.
Separate practice from first attempts
Repeated rounds make previously entered names easier to recall. Compare first attempts or allow everyone the same practice opportunities. Browser best scores are personal records, not an official ranking; the feature suits a casual challenge.
Choose another round after a tie
Switch lines or cities if scores tie. A new selection can also prompt conversation about places you remember. If someone knows few stations, try the word quiz's food or country topics so everyone can participate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do we need accounts or a match room?
No. Open the same selection, play separately and share results.
Will friends' scores appear automatically?
No. Compare the result text or screenshot your friends share.
Game screens and instructions
This guide describes the current K-jihacheol game. For real journeys, consult official transport information.