Solo 33 vs Kruna · 3D Chess

Solo 33 is peg solitaire the way it was meant to be played: a wooden board, 33 holes, 32 marbles and one empty space in the middle. Jump a marble over its neighbor, take the jumped marble off the board, and keep going. Leave a single marble in the center and you have solved it. Simple to learn. Genuinely hard to master. HOW TO PLAY • Select a marble, or drag it straight to where you want it • Jump horizontally or vertically over an adjacent marble into an empty hole • The marble you jumped over is removed • The game ends when no jump is left — aim for one marble in the center FEATURES • The classic 33-hole English board • Click, tap or drag — whichever feels natural • Unlimited undo and redo, so one bad jump never ends a good run • Built-in solver: when you are stuck, Hint shows a move that still leads to a perfect finish • Your game saves itself — close the app mid-puzzle and pick it up later • Statistics for games finished, perfect solves, best result and total moves • Sound and haptic feedback, each switched on or off on its own • Full VoiceOver support • Native on iPhone, iPad and Mac NO NONSENSE • No ads • No subscriptions • No account, no sign-up • No internet connection needed • No data collected about you Solo 33 is a quiet game. Nothing is counting down, there are no lives to lose and no streak to protect. Play a board over a coffee, or spend a week chasing your first perfect solve.

Chess with space, weight, and atmosphere. Kruna brings the complete game to a spatial board. Six switchable worlds give every match its own mood: warm wood and bronze, cool stone and silver, Adriatic limestone, Alpine slate light, cedar wood, or a copper-colored twilight. Play your way • Face the local computer opponent at four difficulty levels. • Play with a friend on the same device. • Choose untimed play or a Bullet, Blitz, Rapid, or classical chess clock. • Show legal destination squares and the last move whenever you like. Complete chess rules Castling, en passant, promotion, checkmate, stalemate, and the standard draw rules are all handled by the game engine. Kruna records moves in algebraic chess notation. You can undo moves in casual play and against the computer. The board at the center Rotate and zoom the 3D position, switch sides, or use the clear 2D view at any time. Music, subtle sounds, and restrained motion accompany the game without distracting from it; on iPhone and iPad, haptics add emphasis to key moments. Music and game effects can be adjusted separately. Continue and look back An active game is saved locally and can be resumed later. Completed games, including their move history, are kept in your private archive on the device. Made for your Apple devices Kruna is designed for iPhone and iPad, with dedicated interfaces for Mac and Apple TV—including keyboard control on Mac and support for the Apple TV Remote.