Turn the stations you see every day into a short commute challenge. K Subway asks you to type each next station on the way to the terminus, and its Google Play launch now brings both typing and memory modes to Galaxy users.
How is it different from regular typing practice?
In general typing practice, you input the sentences written on the screen, but in K-jihacheol, you have to think of the next station yourself. Even on routes you thought you knew, unexpectedly blocked sections appear, and the wrong stations you make once are remembered more clearly in the next attempt.
For each correct answer, the train moves one station and time remains for completion. Therefore, the sense of progress in the game is clearer than simple practice, and it is fun to beat the record even on the same route.
Typing mode if your hands are fast
Typing mode is a subway typing game where you type the next station name quickly and accurately. When familiar station names follow, the process progresses rhythmically, but when it comes to long station names or confusing sequences, accuracy determines the record.
At first, choose a route you take frequently and focus on completing it without making any typos. Once you become familiar with the rules, you can naturally increase the difficulty by moving to other cities or longer routes.
Memorization mode to test your memory
Memorization mode hides names except the first station and asks you to guess the next station. The route order is more important than finger speed, so it feels like a completely different subway game even within the same app.
At any station you get stuck on, use the step-by-step hints, check the correct answer, and remember it again with the preceding and following stations. You can use it not only to memorize your commute route, but also to learn the names of stations in unfamiliar cities before traveling.
I recommend this to Galaxy users.
It is suitable for people who want to lightly check their Korean typing speed, people who are confident that they know subway routes well, and people who want to learn the names of Tokyo, Osaka, New York, and Taipei stations before traveling. Even if you complete just one short route, your record will remain, making it great for quick play while on the go.
- Creating subway typing game records on familiar routes
- Check the next station order in memorization mode
- Challenge new cities and routes by completing quests
Get started right away on Google Play
K-jihacheol can be downloaded for free from Google Play. Install the app on your Galaxy, choose the route you are most confident in, and try to become the first to complete the course.