First it was Metro Memory. Then came Tubedoku. Now we've got another addictive Tube-themed game to play, in the form of Mind The Map.
The free browser game presents you with a map of London and a station name. Your task is to drop a pin in the map, as close as possible to where you think that station is. The Tube lines and stations themselves are marked on the map, so you just have to pick the right one. Simple enough, right?
And it is... at first. Initially you get 15 seconds per station, but increasingly, the amount of time you have to locate each station lessens. If you make it to the final 20 (of 272 in total), you have just three seconds to pinpoint each station. Anything within 300 metres of the correct station is considered a bullseye, and you've only got five lives, so get it wrong more than that and you're out. Top tip: the game works best on desktop rather than mobile as it's easier to scroll around and zoom in.
If the above sounds a little stressful, while there is a timed mode with a leaderboard, there's also a relaxed mode for anyone who just wants to have a play. According to John, the game's creator, only one person has managed all 272 stations so far. Challenge accepted.
