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NO WOO KYOUNG
Play against opponents online
Play against another player on a digital chessboard. Move pieces according to their unique movement rules. Save game progress. Challenge opponents online or locally. View move history and replay games.
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.
Gano Technologies LLC
Solve chess puzzles from history.
The app offers 1177 interactive chess puzzles, including mate in 2, 3, and 4 moves. Puzzles are drawn from historical games and compositions, suitable for all skill levels.
NO WOO KYOUNG
Two player board game online
The app is a Game Center chess game. Chess is a two-player board game played on a chessboard with 64 squares arranged in an eight-by-eight grid.
Dzmitry Pakamestau
Play with themes and 3D graphics
Play with a theme featuring 3D graphics and a Middle Ages atmosphere. Customize pieces, strategize moves, and compete against opponents. Track game progress and replay matches.
OutOfTheBit Ltd
Play, challenge, and conquer opponents
Play against a real opponent locally or online. Trap opponent's pieces between your own to capture them. Switch piece colors during gameplay. Compete to have the most pieces remaining when the board is full.
OutOfTheBit Ltd
Play against others or solo
Play against real players in online multiplayer or local 2-player mode. Single-player mode allows solo play. Tap to place symbols on a grid to form three in a row. Choose from colorful themes. Track Game Center achievements. Suitable for all ages.
Jianfeng Wu
Play Xiangqi, learn step by step
Learn Xiangqi (Cờ tướng) with a step-by-step tutor and six sparring partners. Follow hints to play as an expert, shake phone to advance steps automatically. Toggle hints on or off to practice moves.
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