Pocket Chess

Love the challenges. It feels like the mini golf of chess.

It seems shocking, but this is the only game with a large enough board and pieces, all in a 3D view, to see them clearly. The puzzles are fun and challenging. You can earn points to unlock hints which might seem “expensive” in terms of points but that pushes you to think your way through most puzzles. This is hands down the best chess puzzles game here.

My name is Charlie Barrionuevo Jr dba charli brown beatz and this chess app is where everyone is at now.

It’s an incredible app to learn chess. If you’re upset about the ads, just pay $5 to remove them! They’re people trying to make a living too.

It’s a decent app to practice puzzles with a clean interface at first glance. Big problems rear their heads: However, the ads are unavoidable if you need a hint. It asks about privacy questions every time you open the app. I don’t want to be marketed to and saved my preferences and it asks the very next time I open the app. It is, of course, easy to hit accept all marketing preferences but hard to say no (you have to scroll through options and hit save and it asks you again the next time). These are bad practices to force you to sell your data by annoying and tiring you. I cannot restore purchases. The button simply does not work. I cannot use the app on my wife’s phone even though we have family sharing on. I wrote to the developers, but no response. There is no way to learn concepts—it would be nice to have some text explaining different ideas to build a framework.

These people really need to either change the ads ir stop putting in the ads entirely my kid is 12 and he doesn’t need to be seeing inappropriate ads about dating on his phone these people should be taken down

The only mobile game I play anymore. You can tell the developers really care about it and aren’t just trying to use you as a source of money.

Was looking for a simple app to start with chess again and get challenged… Nice graphs and multiple levels… For the time being it does the trick by challenging me. What I don’t like is that it still forces you to go through ads for certain things even though I purchased the app. It also gives you the option to buy points… don’t understand exactly what is the purpose of these points (or why should you buy more), but I personally find it unnecessary and “cheap”…

free chess puzzles

Nearly 20 levels, super short puzzles, interesting engaging, little banner ads at the bottom. No worries. Easy transaction, I could play this nonsense for years. That’s the bait, then the switch…unskipable ads after every single puzzle. Many puzzles are shorter than the ad. Obviously they want you to pay to remove ads. Sht…just be honest and charge me on the front end for an app without ads you fckng vultures.