If a round feels long, try a route with fewer answers. These three routes currently contain 11–14 stations in the game data. The count is not a promise about completion time or the full real-world service.

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Compare the routes and start

Station counts and endpoints come directly from the saved game lists. Each route link opens the game without installation or registration. The table updates with the data.

Compare the routes and start
RouteStationsFirst → lastPlay
Gyeonggi · Gyeonggang Line 11 Pangyo → 여주 Start →
Busan · Line 4 14 Minam → Anpyeong Start →
Seoul · Airport Railroad Express (AREX) 14 Seoul Station → Incheon Int'l Airport Terminal 2 Start →

Equal counts do not mean equal typing effort

Read the displayed names and type slowly first. Korean routes offer local Korean or English answers. English names vary in length, so two 14-station routes can require different effort. Use your first completion time, not a promised number of minutes.

Repeat under the same conditions

Try again restarts the same route; the next-line link opens another route and preserves your input language. Compare records on the same route, input language and device. Refreshing or leaving the page discards the unfinished round.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the shortest route always the easiest?

Fewer stations mean fewer answers, but unfamiliar or longer names can still be difficult. This is a comparison of three starting options, not a ranking of every route.

Can I use this table to plan an actual trip?

No. It compares the typing order in K-jihacheol game data. Check the operator for actual services, transfers and timetables.

Comparison basis

K-jihacheol game data, for typing practice rather than travel planning.