Chess Tactic Puzzles

TIMLEG

About this game

Do you want to get better at chess, improve your tactical vision or simply train your brain? Then this app is the perfect choice for you!


- You will play a huge collection of mates, endgame studies, opening traps and practical chess positions. Just like in real games, you never know what you will get.

- Your tactics rating will be constantly measured. The better you are, the harder the puzzles will get. You can also track your performance with a rating graph.

- The computer engine Stockfish 9 will help you analyze the puzzles. This chess engine is much stronger than the best human chess grandmasters.

- A simple layout will let you focus on the important. Simply slide to the right with your finger to analyze the previous tactic puzzle.

It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner at tactics or a chess grandmaster, this app will keep you happy for a long time!


With this app you can...
- Play over 20,000 selected chess puzzles
- Use a big board that covers the whole screen
- See the opponent reply if you play a wrong move
- Analyze the tactics with the chess engine Stockfish 13
- Play without an Internet connection
- Enjoy a wide variety of chess tactics for all difficulty levels
- Keep track of your progress with a performance-based Elo rating

Ratings and reviews

Entertaining, no adds or purchases. Requires brain power. Some puzzles are a little.... counter intuitive due to the fact that the game ends when you get the pieces to where the game wants them, not necessarily where they would be a better position for your pieces. So it may take a min or so to play around and eventually make an unsatisfactory trade or movement. The point of the puzzles isn't checkmate, but to constantly pursue a check.

Fantastic app! Great functionality. I have it set to stop after each puzzle. Even when I get the puzzle correct, I can play from that position OR and this is BIG, I can go back and play a different move, play a game from that position and discover why a different candidate move would be wrong. For those new to problems, there is an easy mode. Another great freature is you have a setting for spaced repetition on problems you miss. That means they will appear now and then so you can learn them.

It's simple, minimalist, and has everything a beginner may need. I've watched myself grow from a shakey 1100 to a 1700s, at present. Quick & obvious tips: if you feel like a puzzle ended too quickly, just go back and turn on analysis to see the rest. If you particularly feel like practicing a puzzle, you can play the computer from that point on. You can also revisit old levels by swiping on the analysis board.

What’s new

- Stockfish 17.1 Bugfixes