4.9 




Solid overall. the levels ramp up in a nice progression, and the hint tool is pretty helpful. A few weak points: - many of the puzzles have multiple winning moves, but the game only accepts one of them as correct. The rest result in a fail/advertisement -the puzzles are incredibly easy/repetitive - there is no way to offer a draw. You are forced to use the 50 move rule, which takes a long time, or take the loss. Still, it's free and helpful, so I'm keeping it at 5 stars





The computer can move one piece back & forth between the same two squares several times, but if I move one piece back and forth (even between different squares) three times, then the game is a draw. If I want to rewind that move to try again (as if I did something wrong which I didn't), then I have to watch an ad. Also a lot of the ads don't have a proper exit button: they have an option to go straight to Google Play store or to DL the app. So I have to exit the app. Other than that,it's good.





So bad. It's nonstop ads. once you end a game, you are forced to watch several minutes of ads with no way to stop them. TERRIBLE ALGORITHMS at the higher levels. in every game I played against the computer, the computer would suddenly sacrifice its queen for no reason, just randomly. Even the so-called hard level is really elementary.





Great game ... it would be nice to get points other than hints, to possibly change the look of the board or pieces in style/texture - (wood, metal, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, medieval, SciFi, etc). Probably get more players with more options. EDIT: Played a game with my son and noted the computer has options that humans don't - to call a draw or resign. EDIT: Only recieved one comment from company that asks for ideas to improve, yet they're listed above (-1 star)





simple straight ui is easy enough to learn. i haven't played in decades and even then i was no good. an confused about stipulations regarding draw games, this loves to pull that stunt when I'm about 2 move away from checkmate. minimal ads is absolutely refreshing! if i had to complain, i wouldnt mind more stats: move counts, move times & timers, game time, etc.
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