Memuat Chess King - Learn to Play 2.1.2 3

A Google user

It's pretty awesome. I think most people using it could substantially improve their play. I think most would hit a wall in thier improvement without a chess coach though. But if used with a human coach, the modules go up to grandmaster level problems. The lowest level modules target rank beginners. There are modules for every possible skill level.

doug schotters

Amazing app! Of all the things that you can do to increase your ability at chess, pattern recognition is probably king; at least in my opinion. This app is packed with tactics and strategy and will for sure boost your elo. Plus it's so convenient having these lessons in your pocket. You can train anywhere, whether waiting for your next flight or while stuck in boring business meetings.

KEL Letvinchuck

This is a wonderful experience and what I needed to learn how to play this game. I've "played" or dabbled for a long time with a computer partner. This app is most satisfying to see how different strategy work. Maybe when I know more I can better critique the program..

Jon Leland

chess king is the best. not only the best chess app but maybe the best android app period. no ads, reasonably priced, easy to use, no deceitful or manipulative business practices, frequently updated, and free of defects. 2 years into my lifetime subscription and absolutely zero regrets. thank you so much chess king. EDIT:I guess there are ads on the free version? dont know what ad engine they use or how intrusive it is. just buy a course or sub and they go away, its worth the dollar or two

Alessandro D'Ambrosio

This app has wonderful chess puzzles! The cost is very reasonable. The puzzles go beyond the what you can find on other platforms. Each single puzzle can also provide an explanation of why the solution is the best move.

Nick Shafer

Awesome app for learning all things chess! Even got the yearly sub, no regrets! The app has a bug or two, but nothing big. The only thing I have a hard time with is the order the automation goes through the lines. I know it's just reading the theory section, but it goes through all the "or, and, but not" lines before showing you the actual main line. I know it would mean having to create separate automation and theory annotations for each lesson, but it would be so much easier to follow IMHO!!!

Nicholas Conrad

The app is divided between theory (reading) and practice (solving board positions) but they're separate. It's not always clear what the relationship is. One puzzle in practice asks me to "find the best continuance". That term has not been explained. There's no link to the 'theory' section that is relevant to this exercise, or even a glossary. If you make a wrong move, arrows and shapes of many colors appear, but aren't explained. I find the teaching style confusing and largely unhelpful.

Jesse Whitson

The tests great, the reading? The test are wonderful I like the idea of being able to link multiple apps together, was even nicer to have on app overall and I could delete the others. The main problem though is even though I have the app in English, when I go to theory and do the reading, it doesn't show up in a language I can understand. Would also be nice to have a download all button for the other courses.