Chess Openings Explorer Pro for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Emmanuel Mathis on 2020-04-12 | Category: Games
Rating 4.52116
from 307 Votes |
$ $3.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Emmanuel Mathis on 2020-04-12 | Category: Games
Explore chess openings and their variations through a simple and friendly interface, and learn the follow-ups from 2 million+ Grandmaster games. Main features: - Complete dictionary of chess openings and their variations - Browse Grandmaster games associated with each opening - Test your knowledge with various Quiz modes: The app picks an opening and your goal is to either find its name, find which move is best, or play the moves that leads to the opening - Accurate stats for each position: % of wins, losses, draws - Powerful built-in Chess engine (2800+ Elo) to analyze any position - Games can be exported to other apps (PGN format) - Search openings by name or ECO code - Easy to use, simple and clean interface - Full translations in French and German, including opening names - And of course, new features will be added over time. .
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My favorite features of this app are being able to see the relative strength of moves will looking at an opening and being able to easily access and replay grandmaster games using openings and their variations. The Arkon app is also quite good, but it is annoying that it doesn’t support landscape mode on an Mobile.
This inexpensive program is simple but effective! Enter an opening line and get a list of strong GM games that followed the line. See how strong GM’s won, lost and drew starting from that position.
Everything about the app is good, but there should be an option to suggest an opening to be put into the app. I don’t know if it’s missing any other opening, but it is missing the kloosterboer gambit.
This app makes chess study convenient and efficient. Playing out the master games engenders chess appreciation.
No idea what the percentages mean, at least a one paragraph instruction on how the app works would be nice
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