DailyMetro Seoul

About DailyMetro Seoul

DailyMetro is a set of free browser games, one per city, made by Eliott, an engineer who builds them in his spare time. The Seoul edition covers Seoul subway lines 1 to 9 and is shown in Korean, like the local version of the game.

Each day one station is picked at random, with a day number, and it is the same for everyone. You start with any station you like. For each guess the board shows the lines it shares with the mystery station, an arrow pointing toward it, the number of letters in its name and the distance between the two. Each clue is coloured to show a match, a near miss or a miss.

Besides the classic game, a map quiz mode plays the day on a map of the network. Past days can be replayed, and no account is needed.

It suits locals and transit fans who know the Seoul subway by heart, as well as visitors who want to learn it one station at a time.

How to play DailyMetro Seoul

1. Open DailyMetro Seoul and start the day's game.
2. Type the name of any station to make your first guess.
3. Read the clues: shared lines, direction to the target, number of letters and distance.
4. Use the arrow and shared lines to pick a station closer to the target.
5. Keep guessing until you find the day's station, then share your result.

Tips

• Start with a big interchange station: it covers many lines at once.
• Follow the direction arrow, then use the letter count to choose between nearby candidates.
• Use the network explorer to learn the lines before trying Connoisseur difficulty.

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