Try a challenge without a station name to copy. Recall names in any order for sixty seconds, then review the places you remembered. Knowing just one familiar station is enough to begin.
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How it differs from typing
The typing game displays names in sequence; recall asks you to supply them yourself. You can start with an interchange, a regular stop or a terminal. Correct answers reveal stations on the map and in the list.
Choose familiar conditions
Select a city, then all its lines or one line. A familiar route is a comfortable first choice. The answer range follows the game dataset, which may cross administrative boundaries; check the selected city and line before starting.
Submit and retry
Start begins the sixty seconds. Type a name and press Enter or Check. Supported station suffixes, spaces and bracketed subtitles are handled by the answer rules. Wrong attempts cost no points, but the clock keeps running.
One name counts once
An interchange with the same name scores once even if several lines serve it. Alternative spellings or languages do not earn extra points for the same station. Answers close at the deadline, and switching tabs does not pause the clock.
Read the result and continue
Review your score, wrong attempts and station list. Best scores stay in this browser by city and line. Retry, broaden the selection, mute sound or follow a recommendation to the word quiz or typing game.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know many stations?
Start with the names you know. If needed, practise a line in the typing game first.
Can I pause the round?
No. Prepare before pressing Start; you can retry after the result.
Game screens and instructions
This guide describes the current K-jihacheol game. For real journeys, consult official transport information.