Pick a colour and a level. You can take back moves and ask for hints, so practise at your own pace.
How to use it
- Pick a colour. White moves first. “Random” lets the computer decide.
- Pick a level. Start with 1–2 if you are learning. Level 5 is a serious opponent even for strong players.
- Play. Drag a piece, or tap it and then the target square. “Hint” shows a good move as an arrow.
Frequently asked questions
Which level should I choose?
If you just learned the rules, choose level 1. If you play at a club or online, start at 3 and move up.
Can I take back a move?
Yes. “Take back” undoes your move and the computer's reply.
Is the game saved?
Press “Copy PGN” under the board to get the game record, then review it in “Game review”.
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