Chess with added moving abilities.
PlunderChess offers a new way to play chess where captured pieces grant new abilities to the capturing piece for one future move. The app includes a practice board, analysis board, live play, chat, and AI opponents.
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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.
Joachim Bondo
A no-nonsense classical chess app.
The app provides a distraction-free experience with a clean, native user interface and custom chess set designs. It offers system-level integration, supports open game formats, and features a unique chess engine with adjustable strength.
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.
Paragon Codeworks LLC
Play 1v1 offline or online
Play 1v1 games offline or online via Game Center. Invite friends to play or match randomly. Watch past game replays. Access an introductory tutorial. Set enforced turn timers. Customize with four themed sets. Enjoy crisp sound effects.
CHISW Development LTD
Play chess with AR 3D pieces
Play chess with 3D realistic graphics and augmented reality features. Challenge another player on the same device or compete against AI. Discuss moves in real time during gameplay.
Daisuke Shinzato
Play on a 4x4 board
Play on a 4x4 board with randomly arranged pieces. Make moves quickly as each game lasts about a minute. Simplified rules allow beginners to play without prior experience.
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.
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