Good game!
It is surprisingly good to play chess with smaller boards. The opponent is good but not so good that you never win. It is a good challenge. If you are not big into chess like me its a nicer way to play because if you make a dumb mistake you can try again.
Plz plz look into it ..
Hey naval I love this game of half chess ..
But am having a problem see am playing this game from iPhone SE old one .. okay .. and after playing the game with AI in single player mode I can’t see that “ready player one” notification button and I can’t restart the game not I çan go into to an other menu .. I mean the whole interface to choose with red button is not visible on the screen which you put in a RED button .. below the quotes it displayed .. that button is absent on my scree and all iPhone SE.. so please rectify it .. I’ll be thankful if you did that .. I discovered this game of chess when me and my friend were playing .. and were bored with the regular format .. then .. I searched if there is an app on this idea .. interestingly there was and it was yours ,. So please rectify this flaw I’ll be thankful my friend.. if send me an email I show you the screenshot to explain the issue .. and I hope .. I hope .. I really wish you solve it man .. as an independent programmer that you are I believe .. you would .. I hope you listen to your app users .. thakx again for having this game on line .. wishing you to respond..
But am having a problem see am playing this game from iPhone SE old one .. okay .. and after playing the game with AI in single player mode I can’t see that “ready player one” notification button and I can’t restart the game not I çan go into to an other menu .. I mean the whole interface to choose with red button is not visible on the screen which you put in a RED button .. below the quotes it displayed .. that button is absent on my scree and all iPhone SE.. so please rectify it .. I’ll be thankful if you did that .. I discovered this game of chess when me and my friend were playing .. and were bored with the regular format .. then .. I searched if there is an app on this idea .. interestingly there was and it was yours ,. So please rectify this flaw I’ll be thankful my friend.. if send me an email I show you the screenshot to explain the issue .. and I hope .. I hope .. I really wish you solve it man .. as an independent programmer that you are I believe .. you would .. I hope you listen to your app users .. thakx again for having this game on line .. wishing you to respond..
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Super fun and quick
Awesome app 👏
Great game... fast and fun
Fast. Fun. Fabulous is how I will describe this game.
Insane Experience in Chess Board
I got new style of chess and really good for mind exercise 👍
So much fun and instructive!!
I have been using this hidden gem since it first came out a couple of years ago. I would have called it “Progressive Chess”, because it gives a beginner player the opportunity to start practicing the basic moves and progressively solve more complex situations. This is all done with a simpler 5x8 chess board, so moves are easier to visualize and analyze. The new “crab” figure is optional, so classic chess players can still learn and practice classic chess. The fun is endless and can easily become addictive, just as full-sized chess can!
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Solid mental workout!
Playing a full board chess can take some time. But this game makes it super quick to exercise my mind and compete with other players in a 5 min-game!
Highly innovative
Nice initiative
Enjoyable and quick
I love chess, but almost never have time to play a full game. This little app fills a huge hole. It has much of the character of chess, but you can play it on a tiny fraction of the time.
It would be five stars if it gave you the option to set the level of play and select the pieces to use.
It would be five stars if it gave you the option to set the level of play and select the pieces to use.
Simply I enjoy...
Goood short game. Really I enjoy but have a one suggestion that computer has make same step particularly observed in first stage.
