You are a train driver on Seoul Subway Line 2 in South Korea!
Seoul Subway Line 2 Unofficially the longest subway line in Seoul, and you are in charge of the train!
Operate Train Set 113, a first-generation 2000-series electric multiple unit on Line 2!
A major circular line managed by Seoul Metro that passes through affluent areas, bustling commercial districts, and universities in Seoul, South Korea, including Gangnam, Jamsil, Seongsu, Euljiro, Sinchon, Yeongdeungpo, Daerim, Sillim, and Sadang. The Seongsu Branch effectively connects northeastern Seoul (Nowon, Dobong, Seongbuk, Gangbuk) with southeastern Seoul (Seongdong, Gwangjin, Songpa), while the Sinjeong Branch connects the Yangcheon-gu area.
According to unofficial data, the total route length including the main line (Euljiro Circle Line), Seongsu Branch, and Sinjeong Branch is approximately 60.2 km, boasting the longest subway line length in South Korea.
[Seoul Subway Line 2 Route Map] Main Line (Euljiro Circle Line): City Hall (Start) - Euljiro 1(il)-ga - Euljiro 3(sam)-ga - Euljiro 4(sa)-ga - Dongdaemun History & Culture Park - Sindang - Sangwangsimni - Wangsimni - Hanyang Univ. - Ttukseom - Seongsu - Konkuk Univ. - Guui - Gangbyeon - Jamsillaru - Jamsil - Jamsilsaenae - Sports Complex - Samseong - Seolleung - Yeoksam - Gangnam - Seoul Nat'l Univ. of Education - Seocho - Bangbae - Sadang - Nakseongdae - Seoul Nat'l Univ. - Bongcheon - Sillim - Sindaebang - Guro Digital Complex - Daerim - Sindorim - Mullae - Yeongdeungpo-gu Office - Dangsan - Hapjeong - Hongik Univ. - Sinchon (Underground) - Ewha Womans Univ. - Ahyeon - Chungjeongno - City Hall (End)
Seongsu Branch: Seongsu (Start) - Yongdap - Sindap - Yongdu - Sinseol-dong (End)
Sinjeong Branch: Sindaelim (Start) - Dorimcheon - Yangcheon-gu Office - Sinjeongnegeori - Kkachisan (End)
The automated announcements for Seoul Subway Line 2.
Korean announcements are voiced by Kang Hee-sun, English by Jennifer Clyde, Chinese by Cho Hong-mae, and Japanese by Doi Miho. For the Seongsu and Sinjeong branches (excluding the main line), the departure BGM is the Seoul Metro logo song, the transfer BGM is 'Pungnyeon', and the terminal BGM is the same Seoul Metro logo song used for departure.
Example of Korean for standard stops: "Ibeon yeogeun โโ, โโ yeogimnida. Naerisil muneun โกโก imnida." Example of English for standard stops: "This stop is โโ, โโ. The doors are on your โกโก."
Example of Korean for transfer stops: "Ibeon yeogeun โโ, โโ yeogimnida. Naerisil muneun โกโก imnida. โคโค ina โกโก bangmyeon-euro gasil gogaek-kkesaeneun ibeon yeogeseo โ hoseon (โงโง seon)-euro gal-a-tasigi baramnida." Example of English for transfer stops: "This stop is โโ, โโ. The doors are on your โกโก. You can transfer to (the) Line Number โ (โงโง Line) at this stop."
Under a cloudy sky, the area in front of City Hall Station is bustling with people moving about.
As lunchtime approaches, restaurants are crowded with customers, and the crosswalks near the intersection are a mix of cars and pedestrians.
Guest pushes through the crowd and enters City Hall Station.
Stretching out
Ahโ
Walking down the stairs, Guest reaches the ticket gates.
Beepโ Card approved.
It's a perfectly ordinary day: someone is tapping a welfare card for the disabled, and students are jumping over the turnstile bars.
The Euljiro Circle Line is a sea of office workers in suits, likely heading out for lunch.
The train is approachingโ
The train comes to a halt with a rattling sound.
Screechโ
Guest opens the door to the driver's cab and steps inside.
Release Date 2026.09.26 / Last Updated 2026.09.26