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Tom Kerrigan
Rules and strategies
By reading an interactive e-book with 118 pages of content and 91 diagrams. Users can explore legal moves through interactive diagrams. The helps beginners understand rules and terminology, and aids advanced players in improving strategies.
A Trillion Games Ltd
Play in 3D and challenge AI opponents
Play in a realistic 3D environment with customizable sets and boards. Compete against AI at 25 difficulty levels or watch AI vs AI matches. Review moves step by step and edit previous games.
Resonanca IT d.o.o.
Play in messages
Play in messages HD boards and pieces. Make moves, undo actions, and replay games. Share results and analyze positions on .com. Two players can play on one device a clock, save games automatically, and revisit any game position.
Emmanuel Mathis
Solve puzzles and track progress
Practice with daily puzzles, offline packs, and level-based challenges. Solve problems with unique solutions across beginner to advanced difficulty. Analyze moves with a free engine. Track progress and view Elo ratings.
Chess.com, LLC
Play , strategies, track progress
By analyzing moves and explaining strategies. Receive feedback on mistakes and explore over 50 lessons. Set personal goals and track progress through interactive guidance. Adjust difficulty based on skill level.
TapMedia Ltd
Play , challenge AI, or duel
Play against the computer or another player. Adjust computer difficulty, undo moves, and rotate the board. Access hints and use an intuitive, attractive interface for gameplay.
Omar Mody
Play , take back moves, get hints
Play against the computer or another player. View available moves and take back moves. Get hints and choose from five difficulty levels. Includes sounds and a clock.
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