I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet!
Someone has created a game called Loconundrum: https://loconundrum.aaronc.cc/ - the aim being to guess the UK railway station based on number of changes and time taken for the station you give as your attempts. It also tells you which letters in the CRS codes you guess are in the correct answer. You get 8 goes to guess the station. My attempt today:
Loconundrum #49
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EDIT: ah, the forum doesn't support the coloured boxes / emojis that it shows as your result! Well, I got it in 3 goes (1st guess: no change required / no letters correct; 2nd guess: 1 change required / no letters correct)
The changes / distances aren't perfectly accurate (I've seen it suggest a change is required where I know a direct route is possible), but I'd ignore that given the technical limitations (for those interested, the developer explains how he creates the routes of every possible UK station to the correct answer at https://aaronc.cc/2026/03/29/loconundrum.html)
Someone has created a game called Loconundrum: https://loconundrum.aaronc.cc/ - the aim being to guess the UK railway station based on number of changes and time taken for the station you give as your attempts. It also tells you which letters in the CRS codes you guess are in the correct answer. You get 8 goes to guess the station. My attempt today:
Loconundrum #49
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EDIT: ah, the forum doesn't support the coloured boxes / emojis that it shows as your result! Well, I got it in 3 goes (1st guess: no change required / no letters correct; 2nd guess: 1 change required / no letters correct)
The changes / distances aren't perfectly accurate (I've seen it suggest a change is required where I know a direct route is possible), but I'd ignore that given the technical limitations (for those interested, the developer explains how he creates the routes of every possible UK station to the correct answer at https://aaronc.cc/2026/03/29/loconundrum.html)
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