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Erik Brandsma
Solve puzzles and improve your skills
Play puzzles with varying difficulty levels. Solve mate in 1 and mate in 2 problems. Tap and drag pieces to make moves. Includes tutorial levels for beginners. Track progress through different challenge types.
Game Biz
With friends or AI
Game allows two players or one player to compete. Users can customize their name and select from over 200 flags. Choose piece colors, board variants, and styles. Adjust AI difficulty and select game settings before starting.
Ted Wong
Strongest chess app on App Store.
The app provides three methods for users to enhance their chess abilities. Users can analyze their games with commentary, observe Stockfish's thought process, or monitor their performance over time.
ACLAP
Play classic board games offline.
The app offers classic board games including Chess, Draughts, Awele, Connect 4, and Reversi. It provides artificial intelligence for offline play and server connectivity for playing with others.
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.
Dmitrii Kolesnikov
Break objects to clear levels
Break objects in levels to progress. Shoot cannon at chess pieces and navigate through space. Collect coins to build altars and find new bullet types. Knock chests for more coins. Use one-touch controls to throw balls.
Pyrosphere, Lda
Chess puzzles for everyone to enjoy.
The app presents over 180 chess-inspired puzzles across six difficulty levels. It includes a hint system to guide players through the challenges.
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