The World Subway Typing Game is a web game where you select a city and line and enter the names of the next stations in order to reach the final stop. If you start with a route you know well, you can learn the rules quickly, and if you choose an unfamiliar city, you can naturally learn the station names and route flow before traveling.
1. Choose the city you are most familiar with
At first, choose a city with familiar starting and ending stations, such as the Seoul route you use every day. The burden of remembering the reverse order is reduced, making it easier to focus on the input method and game progress.
2. Start with a short or memorable route
Rather than attempting a long loop line from the beginning, choose a section you have experience using or a route with a relatively small number of stations. Once completed, you can reduce your record on the same route or expand your scope to other cities.
3. Check order before typos
This game isn't just about typing speed. You need to remember the next station and enter it accurately, so if you get stuck, check the stations ahead and behind you. If you try again by connecting the wrong section, the route order will remain longer.
4. Review with the route map
If you look at transfer stations and major stations on the route map before the game, you'll remember the station names as actual travel routes, not just words. If you are planning a trip, it is especially useful to practice routes connecting to the airport, accommodation, and tourist attractions.