The Seoul Subway Typing Game is a game to learn the flow of movement in the metropolitan area by entering the station names from Line 1 to Line 9 in order. You can challenge your record on a route you are familiar with on your commute, or practice a transfer route in an area you don't go to often.
Start the Seoul Subway Typing Game
Seoul has a large number of routes and transfer stations, so it is best to choose the route you are most familiar with at first. If you choose a route with a clear direction, such as Line 1, or a section you ride frequently, you can quickly get into the rhythm of thinking about the next station.
Line 2 is divided by reference points and memorized.
For Line 2, which is a circular line, rather than memorizing the entire loop, practice between familiar stations such as City Hall, Hongik University Entrance, Sindorim, Gangnam, Jamsil, and Wangsimni. If you decide on the direction of travel first and enter the front and back stations as a set, confusion between internal and external lines will also be reduced.
Practice before and after the transfer station together
In Seoul, it is more practical to know the stations before and after the transfer station rather than just one. In the game, enter the transfer station immediately before and to the next station, and then check the destination and platform information when actually moving.
Create a record from your commute route
Routes you use every day are good for short repetitions. By completing the correct course first and then reducing the time, you can improve the station name order and typing accuracy at the same time, and blocked sections can be supplemented by checking their location on the route map.