Chess Knight Go app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: EnsenaSoft
First release : 30 Aug 2010
App size: 27.62 Mb
Enjoy playing Chess every night of the week with Chess Knight Go! Play against the computer with 4 AI levels or 2 players against a friend.
Chess is a board game played between two players. It is played on a chessboard, which is a square-checkered board with 64 squares arranged in an eight-by-eight grid. At the beginning of the game each player controls sixteen pieces: one king, one queen, two rooks, two knights, two bishops, and eight pawns. The object of the game is to checkmate the opponents king, whereby the king is under immediate attack (in "check") and there is no way to remove or defend it from attack on the next move.
Features:
- Both one and two player modes.
- Fun AI with 4 levels (easy, medium, hard and expert).
- Great background music and sounds.
- Universal version supports iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad devices.
We hope you enjoy Chess Knight Go!
Latest reviews of Chess Knight Go app for iPhone and iPad
Marche pas le multiplayer en bump
I was trying to play against my friend who has an iPod. But the app kept saying I dont have access to the network.
It is pretty good and the best thing is that it is free :P I would recommend this if you wanna kill time.
I would never download this chess game. I am decent taught myself and have read the rules. I am not positive but I recall 50 moves. If you go back and forth with a piece twice it is a draw. The writers did not research and this is worthless. This is a worthless game. I discourage anyone wanting a fair game to not do this one. If the game is all but lost this designer programmed in DRAW. Do not download. He plays to call a draw when his king cannot be captured. It is a waste of time. I laugh at the frequency of the games called a draw. It is funny at times. Poor programming.
Not bad, for free, but it wrongly calculates one repetition as a draw, when it should require three repetitions, with no other moves between the reps. It does occasionally vary its opening move, where many other free games do not, which is good. I tried to justify spending the extra buck for the paid version, but neither has ads, neither has a selection of boards, backgrounds or pieces, so beyond just saying thanks to the developer for writing a version of chess that the average Joe can beat on the Medium level, but the Advanced and expert levels will blow most people out of the water unless they get used to hitting the Undo button. I like the way you cannot select Undo if you are in a Mate In One situation. Good job.