Subway Typing Game K-jihacheol Opens Steam Store Page, August Release Planned
The Steam release expands K-jihacheol beyond smartphones to PC, with a planned August 2026 launch and support for 13 languages.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Developer iamleyathankyou opened the Steam Store page for K-jihacheol on August 8, 2026. The subway typing game covers 19 countries, 26 cities, 94 lines, and 2,361 stations, with station names entered in local notation. Release is planned within August 2026.
The Steam Store page for K-jihacheol went live on August 8, 2026, with a release window of August 2026. The game, already on iOS and Android, brings its worldwide subway typing premise to PC.
Players type station names in order from the first train and race to the terminal, with hints available if they get stuck. The game includes 94 lines across 26 cities in 19 countries, including 14 Tokyo lines and 8 Osaka lines. Station names must be typed using local notation: Japanese in Tokyo, Chinese characters and pinyin in Taipei, and English in New York. Lines in Japanese, Chinese, Korean, or Russian require a matching keyboard layout.
Three modes are included: Drive, Memory, and Race against an AI conductor. Best times, combos, no-miss runs, and quests are tracked. The Steam version supports 13 languages, including Japanese.
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