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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.
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.
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.
The Chess Solitaire Sudoku Factory Ltd
, learn tactics, train daily
Against AI at 100 difficulty levels. Learn moves through step-by-step lessons. Track progress with automatic ELO ratings. Challenge others in multiplayer mode. Analyze games with detailed feedback. Save and review past matches.
Shigeo Mimura
A classic board game of strategy.
The app is a classic board game played for 1000 years. It is similar to chess and xiangqi, with a unique feature allowing captured pieces to be used.
QURAI SOFTWARE - FZCO
Play puzzles, improve logic, challenge mind
Play logic-based puzzles to improve memory and problem-solving skills. Solve chess-like challenges, pattern recognition games, and math-based questions. Track progress and adjust difficulty levels to enhance cognitive abilities.
Michael anderson
Recognize chess tactics quickly and improve.
The app presents users with a chess drill focused on identifying forks and skewers. It is designed to help players quickly recognize common chess tactics and improve their overall gameplay.
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