Board (214 programs)

Pros: Different game modes. Realistic graphics.

Cons: Contains ads. Can’t zoom in freely.

Pros: Multiplayer options available. Customizable board themes. Smooth offline performance.

Cons: Occasional network lag. Repetitive sound effects. Ads during gameplay.

Pros: Fully animated graphics. No need to keep track of pieces.

Cons: Game takes up a lot of space. Can lag from time to time.

Pros: Has customization options. Immersive environment. Improved classic gameplay.

Cons: Requires a Ubisoft account. Requires to be always connected to the internet.

Pros: Simple elegant graphics. Adjustable difficulty level. Useful edit mode.

Cons: Plenty of other alternatives.

Pros: Large variety of difficulty levels. Very detailed academy section. Fun animated games. Superb interface.

Cons: Similar to CM 9000 with makeover. Some lessons take hours to complete.

Pros: Stunning, advanced 3D graphics and rendering. Flexible choice between AI practice and live online play. Camera controls enhance the sense of immersion. A clean aesthetic design for the board and pieces.

Cons: Occasional connection stability and lag during online matches.

Pros: Allows you to play on multiple boards simultaneously. Allows online multiplayer matches. Allows you to play on old boards.

Cons: Limited to standard type of chess.

Pros: Cool and colourful graphics. Lots of impressive animations.

Cons: Graphics can be a little distracting at times. A few bugs in the system.

Pros: Free download. Decades of content.

Cons: Dated. Poor English translation.

Pros: Simple and easy to understand. Adjustable levels of difficulty. Beginner friendly. Undo button.

Cons: No other game modes. Cannot play against other real-life players. Some matches are too difficult. Gets boring fast.

Pros: Packed with hints and tips. Suitable for all levels. Dedicated training programme. Huge number of strategies.

Cons: No multiplayer function. Rather dull interface. No historical games. No customisable features.