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baKno Games
Play strategy games with 3D board rotation
Play chess with a 3D board and rotatable pieces. Challenge the computer on three difficulty levels or compete online against real players. Track moves, undo turns, and view piece statistics. Save games and review match history.
Haptic Apps LLC
Play chess with friends online.
The app allows users to play correspondence chess with friends or other players. Users can create multiple games, chat in-game, and receive notifications for moves.
Hooda Math LLC
Play games and learn new skills
Play games to practice arithmetic and problem-solving skills. Access a growing library of games requiring internet connection. Track progress and challenge friends through in- features.
Chessify, Inc.
Analyze games with Stockfish 16
Scan real chessboards or printed puzzles to create digitized versions. Analyze games and puzzles using Stockfish 16. Challenge the computer or play online with friends. Access a unique video finder and Superfast cloud engine for advanced analysis.
Appscraft LLC
Play the ancient game of Backgammon.
The app offers a digital version of the ancient board game Backgammon. It features realistic graphics and includes seven variations of the game, allowing for local multiplayer on a single device.
Scep Group LLC
Play chess for free today.
The app offers a free chess game playable on iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Players can compete against the computer or challenge friends in a multiplayer mode.
Sergei Tovmasian
Train with puzzles, study , master openings
Offers puzzle-solving for all skill levels. Users can access over 5 million puzzles ranging from 400 to 3000 ELO. Features include adaptive difficulty, tactical pattern recognition, strategic endgame analysis, and opening trap study.
CronlyGames Inc.
Play with friends
Play against friends or offline. Practice moves and track progress. Adjust difficulty levels. Share game results. Simple interface focuses on gameplay. Supports turn-based challenges and saves progress.
Pawel Kacprzak
Analyze positions from photos
Scan positions from printed materials or 2D sources to analyze moves. Capture video frames to evaluate positions in real-time. Search for video tutorials matching scanned diagrams. Receive move suggestions and engine analysis.
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