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Pros: Good match-three gameplay. Lots of variety. Great presentation.

Cons: Still just match-three. In-app payments may put off some.

Pros: Familiar gameplay mechanics. Variety of landmarks to use. Charming 3D graphics. Offers online and offline multiplayer.

Cons: Does not offer anything groundbreakingly new.

Pros: Classic Ludo gameplay. Easy to pick up. Multiple boards and game modes. Supports up to six players.

Cons: No online multiplayer option. Board rotation each turn can feel dizzying.

Pros: Offers different visual styles. Includes multiple difficulty settings. Records moves. Includes undo feature.

Cons: Interface is basic. Very similar to many other chess apps. Certain features require paid purchase. Unsuited to those who prefer fast-paced gaming.

Pros: Variety of anime-inspired characters. Can be played with up to three other players. Dynamic and engaging gameplay.

Cons: Considerable system requirements.

Pros: Has educational elements. Strategic gameplay. Online multiplayer option. Visually appealing interface.

Cons: Does not have an offline mode.

Pros: Especially strong for managing and training chess opening repertoires..

Cons: The program is a tool which doesn't teach openings on its own. It is the users’ task to create or import his repertoire in order to use it..