Play a Subway Typing Game Online—No Installation Needed

subway typing How to play the game?

When you start the game, the first station on the selected route will be displayed. If you enter the next station name correctly, the train will move to the next station, and the completion time will be recorded from the moment you start typing. Unlike typing practice where you simply type words quickly, it is unique in that you have to remember the station order.

In the K-jihacheol web game, you can choose routes from Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon, Busan, Daegu, Gwangju, and Daejeon as well as Tokyo, Osaka, New York, and Taipei. You can challenge your records on familiar commute routes or learn the names of local stations ahead of your trip.

Recommended route when playing for the first time

If this is your first time, start with a route that you use every day or that has relatively few stations. If you are familiar with the starting and ending stations, it is easy to focus on the sequence of intermediate stations. If you take the Seoul subway often, a route that includes the short section you use is less burdensome than a long, circular route like Line 2.

• Learn the rules of the game with frequently used routes
• Check the station order on the route map and try again
• Focus on accuracy rather than the first record and reduce subsequent times

Typing game and route memorization all at once

Rather than looking at the station name and copying it, you think of the next station and enter it directly, making it a natural route memorization game. If you make a typo, you can check it right away, which also helps you check your Korean typing accuracy. The app also offers a memorization mode that hides station names and route-specific record management.

On the web, you can play right away without registering as a member. Try the Seoul subway typing game first, and once you get used to it, expand your scope to other cities.