tChess
chess app for iOS
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Screen shots
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Game in progress |
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Wood theme, with ray-traced Staunton pieces |
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3-D mode
You can zoom, tilt, and rotate the 3-D board using two-finger gestures.
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Play online
You can play up to 20 games simultaneously. Make moves in real-time, or at your leisure. (Up to two weeks per move.) |
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Analyze game
See a visual representation of the current game as a graph of which side is winning. Spot mistakes instantly. |
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Opening library
Look up which opening moves are played from the current position, and how often. |
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PGN database
Use tChess Pro to open databases of chess games in standard PGN format. |
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Edit position
Quickly enter any chess position. |
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Rated games
Play "rated games" against the computer opponent. The computer automatically adjusts its strength to match yours, based on your win/loss record. |
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Analysis mode
tChess Pro uses the Stobor chess engine to evaluate the on-screen position: it tells you which side is winning, and shows you the best sequence of moves. |
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Copy and paste
Copy and paste games in standard PGN format. You can also copy and paste positions in FEN format. |
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tChess Pro includes Learn Chess |
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Move list
Quickly jump to the beginning of the game, the end of the game, or any move in-between. |
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Benchmark feature
Measure how fast your device can run the Stobor chess engine. |
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Marble theme, with ray-traced Staunton pieces |
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