Shredder Chess for iPad Hack 1.10.0 + Redeem Codes
Play a world chess champion.
Developer: Eiko Bleicher, Skizzix.com
Category: Games
Price: $3.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.10.0
ID: com.skizzix.ShredderChessiPad
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Description
Shredder, the most successful chess program ever, is also available for the iPad. You can play against Shredder, analyze with him and solve chess puzzles. It offers the usual Shredder standard on your iPad.
In addition to the outstanding playing strength of the 12 times computer chess world champion, Shredder is also able to mimic the play of a human chess player with any playing strength. He even deliberately makes typical human mistakes in those levels.
Solve 1000 built in chess puzzles. Shredder keeps track of your performance and offers advice if needed.
You can adjust Shredder’s playing strength from beginner to master level. If you like, Shredder automatically adjusts his strength to yours. He even calculates an Elo rating for you. This is how the playing strength of chess players is typically measured.
During the game a coach is watching your moves and warns you if you are about to make a mistake.
See how you are getting better and better the more games you play and the more chess puzzles you solve.
* Adjustable playing strength
* Intuitive and very easy to operate
* 1000 built in chess puzzles
* Watch your rating improve in a diagram
* Outstanding playing strength on the iPad
* Analyse your games with Shredder, find your mistakes and improve your play
* Coach shows your mistakes
* Different playing styles from passive to aggressive
* Great variety: browsable opening book with more than one million moves
* Access 1200 GB of endgame databases online
* Enter and analyze any position you like
* Load and save games (incl. names, date, etc.)
* Send games via email
* Different chess boards and pieces
* VoiceOver / Accessibility support
* Improve your play whenever and wherever you like
In addition to the outstanding playing strength of the 12 times computer chess world champion, Shredder is also able to mimic the play of a human chess player with any playing strength. He even deliberately makes typical human mistakes in those levels.
Solve 1000 built in chess puzzles. Shredder keeps track of your performance and offers advice if needed.
You can adjust Shredder’s playing strength from beginner to master level. If you like, Shredder automatically adjusts his strength to yours. He even calculates an Elo rating for you. This is how the playing strength of chess players is typically measured.
During the game a coach is watching your moves and warns you if you are about to make a mistake.
See how you are getting better and better the more games you play and the more chess puzzles you solve.
* Adjustable playing strength
* Intuitive and very easy to operate
* 1000 built in chess puzzles
* Watch your rating improve in a diagram
* Outstanding playing strength on the iPad
* Analyse your games with Shredder, find your mistakes and improve your play
* Coach shows your mistakes
* Different playing styles from passive to aggressive
* Great variety: browsable opening book with more than one million moves
* Access 1200 GB of endgame databases online
* Enter and analyze any position you like
* Load and save games (incl. names, date, etc.)
* Send games via email
* Different chess boards and pieces
* VoiceOver / Accessibility support
* Improve your play whenever and wherever you like
Version history
1.10.0
2020-05-24
We improved the performance and fixed small bugs.
1.9.0
2020-04-23
Increased the size of the board in position setup.
1.8.0
2020-04-17
Better support for larger screens, bugfixes.
1.7.1
2016-10-16
Bugfix for iOS 10 compatibility
1.7.0
2014-10-16
Bugfix for rating screen
1.6.0
2014-10-14
- iOS 8 compatibility fix
- you can keep listening to your music while playing with sound
- cleaner looks
- small bugfixes
- you can keep listening to your music while playing with sound
- cleaner looks
- small bugfixes
1.3.0
2012-11-29
This update brings you chess clocks and awesome retina ready graphics.
We also added a "guest mode" to allow unrated games and puzzles if you let a friend play on your device.
You need iOS 5.0 or better to run Shredder now - so please update your device if you haven't done so already. If you don't want to update your device for any reason, your current installed version will continue working just fine, of course.
Please help us improving Shredder by rating it on every update. Thank you! :-)
We also added a "guest mode" to allow unrated games and puzzles if you let a friend play on your device.
You need iOS 5.0 or better to run Shredder now - so please update your device if you haven't done so already. If you don't want to update your device for any reason, your current installed version will continue working just fine, of course.
Please help us improving Shredder by rating it on every update. Thank you! :-)
1.2.4
2011-03-30
Fixes a problem that could lead to crash on start for some iOS/device combinations.
1.2.3
2011-03-21
Fixes a rare bug that could cause the game to become unresponsive.
New in 1.2:
Thank you for the great feedback. Here's what's new in this update:
- More great looking pieces (also in top-view: perfect for two-player games) and boards - make sure you try them out!
- Dedicated Chessboard Mode to play a friend
- Improved move input, and drag-and-drop can be disabled.
- Performance improvements, especially with iOS 4.x
- Faster app start and support for fast app switching (aka multitasking).
- Accessibility / Voice Over support for almost everything. Please provide feedback if you use this.
Your constant feedback and good reviews mean a lot to us and help keep updates coming. If you have a question or want to talk about a missing feature, just send us an email and we will do our best to help you!
New in 1.2:
Thank you for the great feedback. Here's what's new in this update:
- More great looking pieces (also in top-view: perfect for two-player games) and boards - make sure you try them out!
- Dedicated Chessboard Mode to play a friend
- Improved move input, and drag-and-drop can be disabled.
- Performance improvements, especially with iOS 4.x
- Faster app start and support for fast app switching (aka multitasking).
- Accessibility / Voice Over support for almost everything. Please provide feedback if you use this.
Your constant feedback and good reviews mean a lot to us and help keep updates coming. If you have a question or want to talk about a missing feature, just send us an email and we will do our best to help you!
1.2
2011-02-19
Thank you for the great feedback. Here's what's new in this update:
- More great looking pieces (also in top-view: perfect for two-player games) and boards - make sure you try them out!
- Dedicated Chessboard Mode to play a friend
- Improved move input, and drag-and-drop can be disabled.
- Performance improvements, especially with iOS 4.x
- Faster app start and support for fast app switching (aka multitasking).
- Accessibility / Voice Over support for almost everything. Please provide feedback if you use this.
Your constant feedback and good reviews mean a lot to us and help keep updates coming. If you have a question or want to talk about a missing feature, just send us an email and we will do our best to help you!
- More great looking pieces (also in top-view: perfect for two-player games) and boards - make sure you try them out!
- Dedicated Chessboard Mode to play a friend
- Improved move input, and drag-and-drop can be disabled.
- Performance improvements, especially with iOS 4.x
- Faster app start and support for fast app switching (aka multitasking).
- Accessibility / Voice Over support for almost everything. Please provide feedback if you use this.
Your constant feedback and good reviews mean a lot to us and help keep updates coming. If you have a question or want to talk about a missing feature, just send us an email and we will do our best to help you!
1.1
2010-04-27
Feature Update und Bugfixes in 1.1:
- huge world-class opening book (and you can display its infos)
- online access to endgame databases
- optional 1-tap-move input
- auto rotate can be disabled
- guided tour at the beginning
- buttons for quick support and review
- bugfixes
Thanks for your positive feedback so far. We love to hear from you. Please leave a review and tell us what you think - or email us directly with any question you might have.
- huge world-class opening book (and you can display its infos)
- online access to endgame databases
- optional 1-tap-move input
- auto rotate can be disabled
- guided tour at the beginning
- buttons for quick support and review
- bugfixes
Thanks for your positive feedback so far. We love to hear from you. Please leave a review and tell us what you think - or email us directly with any question you might have.
1.0
2010-03-31
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Ratings
4.1 out of 5
27 Ratings
Reviews
SFKeepay,
Very Good w/Caveats
I’ve played over 3,000 matches with Shredder. It’s flexible, powerful, and has most of the bells and whistles. The flexible game save function is helpful, and the leveling mechanic is reasonable.
The biggest downsides are 1. The move suggestions, at least at my (middling) level are laughable. Follow them and you’ll win every time. But if you back up and try the same move on your own, without triggering it as a hint, you’ll be slaughtered. Meaning, when Shredder is teaching you, it sets up unrealistic responses that allow it to make successful hints. This is, in fact, the opposite of helpful. Even at my level, it was immediately obvious that the suggested moves were idiotic. 2. The puzzles are of little use, as they only test your knowledge. They do little to help you learn more. There is no explanation for why this or that is “...the best move for white”. And because it’s also timing you and scoring you, it feels judging, not supportive. When you fail, you just move on to the next puzzle, you don’t learn anything. It’s frustrating. Finally, the visuals are quite dated at this point, though that is obviously subjective and minor.
All in all, it has a lot going for it, but really shows weaknesses as a teaching tool.
The biggest downsides are 1. The move suggestions, at least at my (middling) level are laughable. Follow them and you’ll win every time. But if you back up and try the same move on your own, without triggering it as a hint, you’ll be slaughtered. Meaning, when Shredder is teaching you, it sets up unrealistic responses that allow it to make successful hints. This is, in fact, the opposite of helpful. Even at my level, it was immediately obvious that the suggested moves were idiotic. 2. The puzzles are of little use, as they only test your knowledge. They do little to help you learn more. There is no explanation for why this or that is “...the best move for white”. And because it’s also timing you and scoring you, it feels judging, not supportive. When you fail, you just move on to the next puzzle, you don’t learn anything. It’s frustrating. Finally, the visuals are quite dated at this point, though that is obviously subjective and minor.
All in all, it has a lot going for it, but really shows weaknesses as a teaching tool.
Aviano Saint,
Well-done Chess app, BUT...
Shredder's iOS chess version is a well designed app. But the reply to a recent email I sent the company was misleading. Importing outside games was not added to this recent update. It still cannot show a move list which would allow you to quickly return to an earlier point to attempt a different move sequence. As a result, reviewing a game in Shredder is more cumbersome than Stockfish, tChess, Hiarcs, and ChessHD. The full-computer version of Shredder was just updated to v13 from v12 so I assume this app is stronger? The game's analysis function is nice but less useful than those of the tChess and "Analyze This" chess apps. It is hard to evaluate playing strength between the top iOS chess apps but Stockfish almost certainly is the strongest, and it may get an update soon as the full-computer version went from v7 to v8 a few weeks ago. Important - Stockfish is FREE.
Shredder's value is its interface - the Puzzle Section is fun but a more extensive iOS "chess puzzle only" app is available and less expensive. The game play interface is easy to use(!) and attractive, and I enjoy the "game evaluation meter" over a simple number for whom is ahead in a game as seen in the other chess apps. Lastly, it is still possible that more database and game importing features will be added if the firm's recent email to me was accurate.
I like Shredder and I do have hope.
Shredder's value is its interface - the Puzzle Section is fun but a more extensive iOS "chess puzzle only" app is available and less expensive. The game play interface is easy to use(!) and attractive, and I enjoy the "game evaluation meter" over a simple number for whom is ahead in a game as seen in the other chess apps. Lastly, it is still possible that more database and game importing features will be added if the firm's recent email to me was accurate.
I like Shredder and I do have hope.
Robert Ryan,
Good app; could use a few refinements
I really like this chess app. It's very strong, has a nice rating system, when you set it for lower levels, it degrades play in a more realistic fashion than many chess games. It's a great app.
Having said that, there are still curious oddities.
* For example, the “new game;setup position; enter moves; start analysis” menu is using the “export” icon. That makes no sense to me. The iOS app uses the “+” icon, which while not perfect, seems closer. I’m not sure why the iPad and iPhone apps use different icons.
* I wish it had cut/paste and import/export features to get PGN/FEN representations in and out of the app.
* I wish the game database could (optionally) be shared between devices. Perhaps put it in iCloud?
* I wish the iPad game supported multitasking (both split-view and slide-over), allowing me to read a chess book and analyze a game at the same time.
* I wish the app supported annotations, tappable move list, etc. At the very least, given all of this iPad screen real-estate, show us more than two moves in the list at a time!
But I still love this app. I think it's the best chess app out there. But it’s not keeping up with device capabilities introduced over the last few years...
Having said that, there are still curious oddities.
* For example, the “new game;setup position; enter moves; start analysis” menu is using the “export” icon. That makes no sense to me. The iOS app uses the “+” icon, which while not perfect, seems closer. I’m not sure why the iPad and iPhone apps use different icons.
* I wish it had cut/paste and import/export features to get PGN/FEN representations in and out of the app.
* I wish the game database could (optionally) be shared between devices. Perhaps put it in iCloud?
* I wish the iPad game supported multitasking (both split-view and slide-over), allowing me to read a chess book and analyze a game at the same time.
* I wish the app supported annotations, tappable move list, etc. At the very least, given all of this iPad screen real-estate, show us more than two moves in the list at a time!
But I still love this app. I think it's the best chess app out there. But it’s not keeping up with device capabilities introduced over the last few years...
_NM_,
One of the best chess apps
Shredder’s user interface may have been overtaken by Christophe Theron’s Chess Pro based on the Chess Tiger engine. Despite its weaker engine, Chess Pro only narrowly wins overall as a better app due to better game analysis functionality that Shredder Chess also has. I would not recommend one over the other but rather getting both!
Some of Shredder’s outstanding features are the simplicity and elegance of the user interface, ability to randomly alter the engine’s personality, automatic Elo rating adaptation based on game outcomes, ability to transmit games individually or as a collection of games in PGN format. Chess Tiger Pro currently cannot email as a collection of games but rather individually.
Despite its age, Shredder remains one the best chess playing apps on iOS. It’s playing strength can automatically be adapted to the user’s playing strength if desired. There is an opening book. There is a basic position analysis function. There are puzzles. There is an indicator about which side is winning during the game. While not as good as a graph, it still makes it easy to detect blunders when there are abrupt shifts of the indicator.
The biggest negative about Shredder is that it’s iPhone version is a separate purchase :-(
Some of Shredder’s outstanding features are the simplicity and elegance of the user interface, ability to randomly alter the engine’s personality, automatic Elo rating adaptation based on game outcomes, ability to transmit games individually or as a collection of games in PGN format. Chess Tiger Pro currently cannot email as a collection of games but rather individually.
Despite its age, Shredder remains one the best chess playing apps on iOS. It’s playing strength can automatically be adapted to the user’s playing strength if desired. There is an opening book. There is a basic position analysis function. There are puzzles. There is an indicator about which side is winning during the game. While not as good as a graph, it still makes it easy to detect blunders when there are abrupt shifts of the indicator.
The biggest negative about Shredder is that it’s iPhone version is a separate purchase :-(
Horuschina,
Is a good program, but...
Shredder has a very nice interface and a strong engine, but it seems it should include some of the features of the pc version for training, time control and variation analysis so that it can offset the relatively high price of the application...reason i am writing this is because if you download the FREE app Stockfish, i am afraid you will find perhaps a slightly better chess application. I hope shredder increases value in coming updates.
PFWesterman,
Put out to pasture??
I didn’t review comments before downloading.
Had I done so, I would have noticed no reviews more recent than one year ago. There’s only one of those and the rest are two years or older - a clear sign of neglect.
Program performance and consistency also indicate neglect - IMHO.
My first foray has been with the puzzles - which are “interesting” but frequently obtuse - with no explanations as to WHY one has managed to solve a puzzle. (Perhaps my lack of a Grand Master’s knowledge of the game is the reason I don’t understand - - but I don’t think so.)
When one decides to play a position from the end of a puzzle to explore why a puzzle may have been solved, the program is completely bonkers - sometimes reversing board positions - sometimes not; sometimes playing automatically - sometimes not; and SOMETIMES making the most garishly amateur automatic plays so that it seems like an intentional loss is intended.
I’m going to just move on. No point in attempting to contact a “support” department that must be moribund.
Had I done so, I would have noticed no reviews more recent than one year ago. There’s only one of those and the rest are two years or older - a clear sign of neglect.
Program performance and consistency also indicate neglect - IMHO.
My first foray has been with the puzzles - which are “interesting” but frequently obtuse - with no explanations as to WHY one has managed to solve a puzzle. (Perhaps my lack of a Grand Master’s knowledge of the game is the reason I don’t understand - - but I don’t think so.)
When one decides to play a position from the end of a puzzle to explore why a puzzle may have been solved, the program is completely bonkers - sometimes reversing board positions - sometimes not; sometimes playing automatically - sometimes not; and SOMETIMES making the most garishly amateur automatic plays so that it seems like an intentional loss is intended.
I’m going to just move on. No point in attempting to contact a “support” department that must be moribund.
Hgguoyfdfdfhiedfgkccfjhdah,
iOS 10 update
Great app that has been updated to restore functionality in iOS 10.
Probably the best all-around chess app in the iOS world. Solid and proven engine, reasonable features (though a few things like the ability to save info to iCloud or Dropbox would be helpful), and with the most recent update, it runs pretty fast again.
Probably the best all-around chess app in the iOS world. Solid and proven engine, reasonable features (though a few things like the ability to save info to iCloud or Dropbox would be helpful), and with the most recent update, it runs pretty fast again.
Jobu4444,
Great chess program
This is a great iPad chess app. Several different AI playing styles. After you play enough games to establish a rating it plays at your strength level. You can save and export games if you want to analyze them using whatever PC chess engine you use. Shredder also has an online chess server for a small annual subscription fee. Just a great app for iPad.
croquetman,
Excellent
I have owned Shredder on my pc for many years. I’ve even won a few games. The iPad version is the best I’ve come across on that platform. Not quite as many features as the pc version, but excellent and quite well conceived.
pianowow,
Best offline opponent
The AI handicap is awesome. It adjusts its strength automatically to challenge you constantly even as you improve. When I'm not playing online with lichess, shredder is the next best thing.
