Chess Master: Board Game

One Way Street

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About this game

Be ready to play the most iconic and intellectually stimulating board games in the world!

Strategic thinking, tactical maneuvers, and precise planning are the keys to conquering the game 🎲.

♟️ How to play?
• The objective of the game is to checkmate your opponent's king 👑, putting it in a position where it cannot escape capture.
• Pieces have unique movements: pawns, knights, bishops, rooks, queens, and kings. Each piece contributes to a well-coordinated attack or defense.
• Anticipate your opponent's moves, analyze the board, and plan your strategy accordingly. 🧠
• Make use of powerful tactics such as castling, en passant, and promotion to gain an advantage.

♗ Why choose Chess?
• Start playing immediately with a single tap.
• Designed specifically for mobile and tablet devices.
• Easy-to-use interface with a sleek and modern aesthetic.
• Intelligent and adaptive AI opponents that provide a challenging experience for players of all levels.
• Choose from different game modes, including casual matches or intense tournaments.
• Save and resume your games at any time, ensuring uninterrupted gameplay.

♜ Learn strategies
⭐ Control the center of the board.
⭐ Develop your pieces (bring them out to active positions).
⭐ Protect your king by castling early.
⭐ Think ahead, anticipate your opponent's moves, and formulate a plan.

Chess is completely FREE to play, offering you endless hours of strategic entertainment. Challenge yourself and elevate your chess skills to new heights. Download now and experience the unparalleled depth and excitement of the classic game of chess.

Ratings and reviews

Gameplay has been good, and I love the puzzles for helping my kids learn the game as well. However, all the the puzzles with checkmate in more than 1 move always says wrong move, even when making the move suggested by the hint option. I've even verified with my chess board that the first move (which this game says is wrong) leads to checkmate in the required number of moves; and is the only way to get checkmate in the required number of moves.

Honestly, not bad. The ads are about what I'd expect for a free game these days. Though idk if there's a glitch or what, but in the second bishop tutorial I believe it'll only allow me to get 2 stars on completion even though I use as few moves as possible. Unless I've misunderstood how it works, but I've only used a single move to get each star on the board (there are 7 stars and I've only used 7 moves to get them all)

The AI doesn't know how to promote pawns (even on "Master I (ELO 2500)" level). Please update. Other than that issue, the AI difficulty scales nicely, and I'm learning quite a bit as I progress through the levels. But such a glaring logical error drops my review from 4 or 5 stars to 2. Also, the ads are too long.