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Version 6.3.0 · 2026-10-12
* Added Strict mode for Puzzles * Added main screen sections toggles * Various fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 6.3.0, updated 2026-10-12.








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Don't just play chess. Train like a master.
Chess King teaches the game the way strong players are actually built — with a rigorous, structured curriculum, not a random feed of puzzles. 147 complete courses take you from your first move to advanced play, step by step.
WHY CHESS KING IS DIFFERENT
Most chess apps let you play. Chess King trains you. Every course is a real lesson built on classical training methods refined over 30 years — the same approach behind CT-ART, the tactics trainer used by serious players worldwide.
You don't just solve a position and move on. Chess King gives you hints when you are stuck, explains the idea behind the right move, and shows you the striking refutation of the mistakes you might make. That is how understanding is built — not memorized.…
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* Added Strict mode for Puzzles * Added main screen sections toggles * Various fixes and improvements
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