Chess - Play and Learn

Robert Sullivan

Most enjoyable, and stressful, aspects of this chess application is playing against real players in real time. Skilled, aggressive, yet affable, opponents are from all over the world. Usually, at least in my experience, a few friendly thoughts and ideas (not ideologies) are frequently exchanged. Not always, but often enough for it to be fun.

Andrew Ingram

It's a great app. There are plenty of choices of AI for all levels of play with different styles, the lessons are great, and it has online matches against real people. It is definitely a great learning tool. The only reason it loses a star is because the lessons are limited to a certain number each week unless the premium membership is purchased, and the premium membership comes with a premium cost.

George Sullivan

The app loses a tremendous amount of functionality compared to the web client. I was amazed at the features available when I used my computer after switching from the app, from large things like types of chess games available to small things like the ability to send a badge to an opponent. This app isn't ready yet.

itguy65

Awesome app to play chess against opponents around the world! Only thing I might change is to have some in-app instructions for people when they first start using the app. I say this because there is a bit of a learning curve regarding how to setup/access different game types, training modes, tutorials, etc...

Liliana Ramirez

No. The icon is not in a folder. Since the last update the app icon disappeared from my app list. It's like it's not there. I've uninstalled it and installed it again and nothing. I can open it from the play store only. It stays it's installed there but it's no where to be found. I really love this app otherwise, but this is very annoying (I have a relatively new Note 20 ultra)

Brendan Sweeney

I got the app so I could just practice and play against bots, and overall I'd say I enjoy the app apart from one feature - I can get my npc opponent down to their king while I have a queen and a bishop and several pawns still in play, and the game will close out and call it a "draw" where I can easily win with just a handful of moves. It's happened several times, it's infuriating, and I really wish I could just keep playing my game.