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This game lets you put your knowledge of the Parisian metro to the test!

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Think you know the Paris metro lines like the back of your hand? Can you identify any station on the network just by its color? Now's your chance to prove it with the Metroguessr website. The principle is simple, on a map of Paris, you have one minute to name as many displayed stations as possible.

After racking your brain to name as many French cities as you can, or trying to list all the Paris metro stations, here's a new puzzle that will challenge many. By combining speed and knowledge of the network, the website Metroguessr challenges you to see how well you know the Paris metro, its lines, stops, and connections. ### Geoguessr for Parisians For those unfamiliar with the concept of Geoguessr, here's a summary: on Google Street View, you are randomly dropped at a location around the world, and you have to find your location in the most accurate way possible in record time. Well, with Metroguessr, it's the same concept. For 1 minute, the map offers random points on the map, and you only have the color of the line concerned (or lines, in case of correspondence) as a clue. The principle is very simple, in 60 seconds, you have to name as many as possible.Let's have some brain-teasing fun! Getting a correct answer will earn you 5 points, but be careful, passing each station will make you lose 1 point. Those big train stations are easy to guess, but others can be tricky. Between Saint-Sulpice and Saint-Placide, it's easy to get lost for at least 15 seconds. Did you even know that Falguière was in the 15th arrondissement? The key takeaway here is that time flies by in 60 seconds, even though the answers are there, hinted from the start. So, it's best to team up and be quick on your feet. You'll thank us later.