Chess - tChess Pro Hack 2.0.0 + Redeem Codes
For beginners to professionals
Developer: Tom Kerrigan
Category: Games
Price: $7.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.0.0
ID: NTYFK6GEE8.tChessPro
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Description
tChess Pro is the high-quality, critically acclaimed chess game with the richest features for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. It's perfect for every player:
Beginners:
Not everybody is a chess master! Most chess games are too strong or just make random mistakes at easier levels. tChess Pro has unique algorithms to simulate human opponents.
Experts:
tChess Pro has a top-tier chess engine. (Over 380 ELO points stronger than Caissa Chess.)
Enthusiasts:
tChess Pro's Analysis Mode is like having a chess master in your pocket. You can get the engine's "expert opinion" about any game or position in real-time: which side is winning, and the best sequence of moves. Just like a professional desktop chess package.
More key features:
- Perfect for 1- or 2-player games
- Strong computer opponent
- Play against any ELO rating from 500 to 2500
- Integrated "Learn Chess" e-book app (Apple Staff Favorite!)
- Opening Library feature lets you explore chess opening theory as you play
- PGN Database feature lets you download and view PGN files
- Support for 3-stage time controls with Fischer increments
- Position Editor to enter positions from books, newspapers, etc.
- Save and load games; export them in standard PGN format
- Use the Profile feature to play rated games against the computer and track your progress
tChess Pro is developed by Tom Kerrigan, author of the TSCP and Stobor chess engines.
Beginners:
Not everybody is a chess master! Most chess games are too strong or just make random mistakes at easier levels. tChess Pro has unique algorithms to simulate human opponents.
Experts:
tChess Pro has a top-tier chess engine. (Over 380 ELO points stronger than Caissa Chess.)
Enthusiasts:
tChess Pro's Analysis Mode is like having a chess master in your pocket. You can get the engine's "expert opinion" about any game or position in real-time: which side is winning, and the best sequence of moves. Just like a professional desktop chess package.
More key features:
- Perfect for 1- or 2-player games
- Strong computer opponent
- Play against any ELO rating from 500 to 2500
- Integrated "Learn Chess" e-book app (Apple Staff Favorite!)
- Opening Library feature lets you explore chess opening theory as you play
- PGN Database feature lets you download and view PGN files
- Support for 3-stage time controls with Fischer increments
- Position Editor to enter positions from books, newspapers, etc.
- Save and load games; export them in standard PGN format
- Use the Profile feature to play rated games against the computer and track your progress
tChess Pro is developed by Tom Kerrigan, author of the TSCP and Stobor chess engines.
Version history
2.0.0
2022-07-03
- Added a button to rotate the board in the Analyze Game feature
- Added the ability to review your opponent's last move if he requests a takeback
- Added a "Saved Time Controls" feature
- Added a setting to control the sound volume (in the Interface tab)
- Added the ability to review your opponent's last move if he requests a takeback
- Added a "Saved Time Controls" feature
- Added a setting to control the sound volume (in the Interface tab)
1.9.6
2020-12-13
- Fixed a problem with opening PGN attachments
1.9.5
2020-08-26
- Fixed a bug that was making it difficult to tap the Annotations (pencil) button
1.9.4
2020-08-05
- Users can now choose to store PGN files in local storage or in iCloud Drive
- Removed the previous system of synchronizing PGN files via iCloud
- Removed the previous system of synchronizing PGN files via iCloud
1.9.3
2020-05-19
- Fixed a bug with the "Edit Position" feature
1.9.2
2020-05-17
- NOTE: This version removes the old system for playing online games and chatting with online opponents. If you're still playing games using the old system, please finish those games and switch to the new system. (You were told this transition was going to happen more than a year ago.) The new system is called "Play online" and is accessed via the cloud button on the main toolbar.
- Added support for Dark Mode
- Added support for split-screen mode on the iPad
- Increased the size of the opening library to 75,000 moves
- Added support for Dark Mode
- Added support for split-screen mode on the iPad
- Increased the size of the opening library to 75,000 moves
1.9.1
2019-04-07
- Fixed a bug where some "Play online" games could get unsynchronized and stuck
- Added a message to explain that "Play online" games are not necessarily real-time
- Added a message to explain that "Play online" games are not necessarily real-time
1.9.0
2019-04-05
- This update adds a new system for playing online. You can access it by tapping on the cloud button on the main toolbar. It should be much easier to use and more reliable than the old system. The old system is still included, so if you have active games, you can finish them. But it will be removed in a future version of tChess. I hope you enjoy the new system!
1.8.6
2018-01-10
- Support for the iPhone X screen resolution and layout
- Bug fixes
- Bug fixes
1.8.5
2017-09-22
- Fixed a problem with the "Edit Position" feature
1.8.4
2017-09-17
- Updated for iOS 11
1.8.3
2015-08-04
- New "Analyze Game" feature: see an overview of the entire game in seconds
- Native support for the iPhone 6/6+ screen resolutions
- New "Benchmark" feature: measure your iOS device's performance
- Optional "Revert" toolbar button
- Optional "New game" toolbar button
- Native support for the iPhone 6/6+ screen resolutions
- New "Benchmark" feature: measure your iOS device's performance
- Optional "Revert" toolbar button
- Optional "New game" toolbar button
1.8.2
2013-12-03
- New “Toolbar buttons” feature allows you to customize the main toolbar
- New (optional) Game Center toolbar button allows you to quickly access the list of turn-based Game Center games
- Fixed a bug that was causing Profile information to be deleted in some cases
- Fixed a bug that was causing tChess to crash in some cases when submitting Game Center moves
- Compatible with PGN files that don’t have spaces between move numbers and moves
- Time controls now carry over to new games
- Shortcut in the Annotation menu allows you to enter a new annotation with one tap
- New (optional) Game Center toolbar button allows you to quickly access the list of turn-based Game Center games
- Fixed a bug that was causing Profile information to be deleted in some cases
- Fixed a bug that was causing tChess to crash in some cases when submitting Game Center moves
- Compatible with PGN files that don’t have spaces between move numbers and moves
- Time controls now carry over to new games
- Shortcut in the Annotation menu allows you to enter a new annotation with one tap
1.8.1
2013-09-26
- Added a "Dark background" option in the Appearance menu
- Fixed a problem with the PGN Database feature that prevented the "Open games at beginning" option from working and that prevented the previous/next game buttons from working
- Fixed a problem with the PGN Database feature that prevented the "Open games at beginning" option from working and that prevented the previous/next game buttons from working
1.8.0
2013-09-18
- Redesigned to match Apple's latest design language!
tChess has a new look, but retains its "classic" look on older versions of iOS.
- All-new support for PGN, including variations!
- New move annotation viewer/editor supports multiple annotations, variations, and NAGs per move
- Support for nested variations (variations within variations)
- New PGN tag editor supports arbitrary tags
- New time control editor
- Supports an unlimited number of saved games
tChess has a new look, but retains its "classic" look on older versions of iOS.
- All-new support for PGN, including variations!
- New move annotation viewer/editor supports multiple annotations, variations, and NAGs per move
- Support for nested variations (variations within variations)
- New PGN tag editor supports arbitrary tags
- New time control editor
- Supports an unlimited number of saved games
1.7.5
2013-06-27
- Self-play mode
- Playback mode
- Export to camera roll
- Printing (via AirPrint)
- Remembers which game is selected in each PGN file
- Can play against any other version of tChess (Lite, Pro, etc.) via Game Center
- Ability to send messages to Game Center opponents
- Added the back and forward toolbar buttons during Game Center games
- Improvements to the engine; now much better at finding optimal checkmates
- Playback mode
- Export to camera roll
- Printing (via AirPrint)
- Remembers which game is selected in each PGN file
- Can play against any other version of tChess (Lite, Pro, etc.) via Game Center
- Ability to send messages to Game Center opponents
- Added the back and forward toolbar buttons during Game Center games
- Improvements to the engine; now much better at finding optimal checkmates
1.7.4
2013-02-20
- Support for iCloud to synchronize PGN files (requires iOS 6.0 or newer)
- Option to sort saved games alphabetically
- Ability to search PGN files by tChess saved game name
- Feature to revert to a PGN game
- Option to give imported PGN files unique filenames if there's a conflict
- Feature to rename PGN files
- Improvements to the chess engine
- Option to sort saved games alphabetically
- Ability to search PGN files by tChess saved game name
- Feature to revert to a PGN game
- Option to give imported PGN files unique filenames if there's a conflict
- Feature to rename PGN files
- Improvements to the chess engine
1.7.3
2012-09-27
- Support for the iPhone 5's new screen size and iOS 6
- Learn Chess is now full-screen on the iPad
- Option to flip all the pieces when it's black's turn (for two-player games)
- Option to use the hint button to toggle Analysis Mode
- New menu to set defaults for saving and exporting games (default recipient, etc.)
- Saves all rated games to "rated_games.pgn"
- Support for complete Forsyth-Edwards Notation
- Learn Chess is now full-screen on the iPad
- Option to flip all the pieces when it's black's turn (for two-player games)
- Option to use the hint button to toggle Analysis Mode
- New menu to set defaults for saving and exporting games (default recipient, etc.)
- Saves all rated games to "rated_games.pgn"
- Support for complete Forsyth-Edwards Notation
1.7.2
2012-03-27
- Support for the new iPad's Retina Display
- Optimized 3-D engine (over 3 times faster!)
- Redesigned menu system
- Online play (Game Center) improvements
- Optimized 3-D engine (over 3 times faster!)
- Redesigned menu system
- Online play (Game Center) improvements
1.7.1
2011-11-03
- Added support for German, French, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese
1.7.0
2011-10-07
- Added support for turn-based Game Center (new for iOS 5)!
- Added support for annotations in PGN files.
- Updated the interface for selecting PGN files (and removed the 25 file limit).
- Added support for annotations in PGN files.
- Updated the interface for selecting PGN files (and removed the 25 file limit).
1.6.0
2011-04-28
- Added Game Center support. Play chess with your friends in real time!!
- Added support for dual-core processors (iPad 2). Enable it in the Settings menu and Analysis Mode will calculate 50-80% faster!
- Added support for dual-core processors (iPad 2). Enable it in the Settings menu and Analysis Mode will calculate 50-80% faster!
1.5.6
2011-01-11
- Automatically exports all saved games to "saved_games.pgn" (iTunes file sharing)
- Pauses the chess clock when tChess isn't the active app
- Improved compatibility with the PGN file format
- Fixes an orientation/rotation problem with iOS 4.2.1 on the iPad
- Pauses the chess clock when tChess isn't the active app
- Improved compatibility with the PGN file format
- Fixes an orientation/rotation problem with iOS 4.2.1 on the iPad
1.5.5
2010-10-19
New for iOS 3.2 and up:
- Ability to open chess game (PGN) file attachments
- Support for iTunes File Sharing
New for every iOS version:
- Improved variability of opening moves
- New Position Editor options
- New Database options
- New editor for PGN tags
- Exports games as PGN file attachments
- Improved performance for iOS 4
- Ability to open chess game (PGN) file attachments
- Support for iTunes File Sharing
New for every iOS version:
- Improved variability of opening moves
- New Position Editor options
- New Database options
- New editor for PGN tags
- Exports games as PGN file attachments
- Improved performance for iOS 4
1.5.4
2010-06-23
- Support for iOS 4.0
- Support for Retina Display
- Replaced 2-D Staunton pieces with high-resolution photorealistic raytraced pieces
- Improved animation smoothness
- Adjusted engine strength vs. rating
- Improved engine strength in endgame
- Increased maximum number of PGN files
- Support for Retina Display
- Replaced 2-D Staunton pieces with high-resolution photorealistic raytraced pieces
- Improved animation smoothness
- Adjusted engine strength vs. rating
- Improved engine strength in endgame
- Increased maximum number of PGN files
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Ratings
4.6 out of 5
225 Ratings
Reviews
The Year of the Dog,
Solid Chess Game
I wrote a review for this app a few years ago. The update is great.
Why so few people have written reviews I find amazing....this chess app keeps getting updated and supported!!!
It can handle pgns!
This is a good app with a decent number of online users. I have come across many avid chess players.
In addition to my previous review the new update is solid. Only draw back maybe to much animation with the bouncing ball balloon thingy when you make a move. Overall a good solid chess app with Multiplayer support is solid. This chess app is still updated & solidly supported!!!!! Many are not. Call me a fan boy but this is a solid app & you can save and transfer games big plus to analyze later.
Why so few people have written reviews I find amazing....this chess app keeps getting updated and supported!!!
It can handle pgns!
This is a good app with a decent number of online users. I have come across many avid chess players.
In addition to my previous review the new update is solid. Only draw back maybe to much animation with the bouncing ball balloon thingy when you make a move. Overall a good solid chess app with Multiplayer support is solid. This chess app is still updated & solidly supported!!!!! Many are not. Call me a fan boy but this is a solid app & you can save and transfer games big plus to analyze later.
ToolGuy,
Great app, excellent features.
I’ve been using this app for quite a while. Can’t even remember when I initially bought it. Even though I frequently try out some of the newer/different apps, I keep coming back to this one as my main chess app.
I really like the clean, uncluttered look. Just an excellent rendered chess board (with many different style choices if desired) and an easy to use set of powerful features.
Also, superb customer support. I recently noticed a small bug and notified the developer via email. He had it fixed and an update on the app store the next day — which, considering the App store’s normal turnaround time is a superhuman effort.
I really like the clean, uncluttered look. Just an excellent rendered chess board (with many different style choices if desired) and an easy to use set of powerful features.
Also, superb customer support. I recently noticed a small bug and notified the developer via email. He had it fixed and an update on the app store the next day — which, considering the App store’s normal turnaround time is a superhuman effort.
Toklineman,
Geezer relearns chess
In the Army in Alaska in the late 50s, I learned and played a ton of chess and got pretty good at it. Since then, however, life interfered with pleasure, and I have played little to none since. Retired now, I’d like to return to the game but am astonished at how much I have forgotten about it. After trying several apps, I have settled on this one as the pick of the litter. One can turn the clock on and off and adjust the computer’s skill level (I took it down to the bottom and am working my way back up). The one small difficulty I had was resolved overnight by Mr. Kerrigan, and I am greatly enjoying the game again.
Whiteknight7s,
Good scaling
Most chess programs have major issues with how the difficulty scales. You can select beginner and it’ll sac it’s queen turn 2 and you figure “ok that’s a bit too beginner” and so you select medium and it plays like Karlson’s better grandpa. Then you play a few games and it varies wildly in ability at the same setting.
This game was once that way years ago but seems to have leveled off and become very good in that regard. Enjoyable and well worth the download.
This game was once that way years ago but seems to have leveled off and become very good in that regard. Enjoyable and well worth the download.
hiwassupgood,
Amazing for people who play competitive chess.
First off, this game is amazing if you play chess competitively and take notation. You can analyze your games and find what the best moves were in each situation. One of my few complaints is that it just says which move is best and by how much, but not why.
Amazing chess app for people who have a rating and are looking to improve. If u just play chess for fun, than I wouldn’t really bother getting this app.
Amazing chess app for people who have a rating and are looking to improve. If u just play chess for fun, than I wouldn’t really bother getting this app.
Relzzun,
Good and makes learning fun
While this is not nearly the strongest player out there, it is much better than the average club player. But IMHO, the best part is the UI and the ability to use it to learn. Rather than force you to “play” chess, it lets you switch sides and see what the machine is thinking more easily than most, making it easier to learn/study. Could use more database features though, such as showing opening move frequencies and cataloging the players own games.
Emile Nitrate,
Great chess set and review
I haven’t played in years and of course, that Netflix show sucked me back in. I ordered a real set to teach my wife but I wanted an app for myself to play on my iPad. This seems to be a solid app with some good options and no subscription or in app purchases. I’ve quickly beat the computer a number of times in the dunce setting and really like the 3D model. Well worth the bucks so far.
Lion(s) & two cubs,
Fun playing chess
If you’ve ever played chess against your processor (CPU) you know how hard it is to gain the edge against your opponent. But this well thought out chess app (one of the best that I’ve ever seen ) makes it all challenging, fun and easy. It is seamless. And you can save games for future reference. Keep up the good work t chess Pro in your updates. As I said, one of the best games! Period!
AussieBumming,
Who’s got game? I do!
This app has been my friend for years playing games on the subway. I just started studying and this has been a powerful tool to practice. You can even set up a problem and play it out. I like to record my in person games on it to play back like a movie at the end of the game and to see what could have happened if other moves were made
MitzoEl,
Fantastic!
I think more people would write 5 star reviews but they are having too much fun playing to stop. I really had to force a pause to write this. This app is flawless as far as single player goes. I only played once online and I didn’t have any issues. This has really improved my game. Have been using this app for at least 7 years.
