The subway typing game K Subway is being adapted for PC screens and keyboards as it heads to Steam.
Same routes, bigger screen
The line data covering eleven cities across four countries — Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon, Busan, Daegu, Gwangju, Daejeon, Tokyo, Osaka, New York, and Taipei — carries over to the Steam version. A larger monitor makes it easier to view the map and the input field at the same time.
Typing mode and memory mode
Typing mode, where you enter each next station, and memory mode, which hides station names to test your route knowledge, both return in the PC version. Both modes feel natural with a keyboard.
An ad-free, focused experience
The PC (Steam) version has no ads, and the ad and analytics SDKs used in the mobile app are never initialized. Nothing interrupts a run, so you can focus entirely on your time.
Launching in August — wishlist it for now
The Steam version is being finished up with an August 2026 launch in mind. Until then, wishlisting it on the Steam page is the best way to get the exact release date and updates.