Category : Board
Pretty good app with some challenging problems. Some combination motifs are repeated a bit too often especially in the earlier sections but the this does not happen as you progress .
I love the level of the exercises and the support of the computer engine as a tool for understanding a position, that's like having a teacher with you.
The Chess Informantes where famous back in the day costing hundreds for these huge 12x18 books with real small print. This app makes studying ie tactcs is graet - some exercises are but based on real eg like Tal etc. Incredible!
The best app to learn chess combinations. It is a wonderful app for all aspiring chess players.
Oh, its really helpful to learn and see things through in an indepth manner👍
Good tough app even the easy ones are challenging.
Easy to improve your tactic, better than the books
Very nice app with sweet combinations, best chess training app ive used
Very nice puzzle of chess it helps to improve the chess
I have been learning f all my mistakes and hopefully getting better.
Excellent App for Tactical ability improvement
Great for practicing combinatory tactical play.
it's helpful, nice, develop this more.
This app has blowed my mind and feel like getting better already
the best app for learning chess that i see
Nice long thinking development to practice
Need more theory to understand motifs
super...very helpfull..
Best chess puzzles
One of the best chess puzzle games ever I'v played. Quite challenging one.
Very nice collection of chess problems.
The best app
Good in all aspects
Challenging puzzles with various solutions explored when there is more than one answer.
Great way to get better at chess.
Greatest chess puzzles ever!
Good program to improve the game
Good game,but would like more piece to choose from.
It is very good
Great app! Exactly the same exercises found in the book. Excellent to study everywhere. The only down side for me is the exercises enumeration. It should be the same as seen in the book. It is useful when you want to verify the author's analysis of an exercise which normally is much deeper on the book than in the App.