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Chess Exerciser
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Repetition is an essential aid when it comes to learning new skills.
It allows the conscious thinking to transfer to the subconscious, freeing up time for new and more complex reasoning.
It is difficult to have things go wrong when you always play the best moves as analysed by a strong chess engine.
The Chess Exerciser application aims at helping you play the best moves repetitively.OpeningsLearn from more than 3.000+ standard opening lines and discover their best continuations with the assistance of a chess engine.
Decide how you and your virtual opponent are going to play while you are still in the opening repertoire, or when you are in the continuation line.
Receive hints when you make a mistake, so you can learn from it.
Each time a new line starts, the application will randomly choose a new variation, but you can also request to replay the last line again if you want.TacticsExercise your tactics by solving puzzles. learning them pattern by pattern, level per level.
The puzzles are extracted from a database of 3.000.000+ puzzles, and split into 38 categories and 11 difficulty levels.
Pass tests for unlocking the next difficulty levels.
Review your test results, identify and train your weaknesses.Endgames Exercise your endgames by playing positions extracted from a database of 18.000+ positions.
The positions are all sorted by category and difficulty, and are all extracted from real games.
Choose your virtual opponent from 12 predefined configurations, or create your own specific configuration.
Decide to play with or without the assistance of a chess engine.Play the computer Verify your improvements by testing yourself against one of the 12 predefined configurations. You might as well create your own specific configuration if you want.
Decide to play with or without the assistance of a chess engine.
Isolate your mistakes, analyse them and improve further.
It allows the conscious thinking to transfer to the subconscious, freeing up time for new and more complex reasoning.
It is difficult to have things go wrong when you always play the best moves as analysed by a strong chess engine.
The Chess Exerciser application aims at helping you play the best moves repetitively.OpeningsLearn from more than 3.000+ standard opening lines and discover their best continuations with the assistance of a chess engine.
Decide how you and your virtual opponent are going to play while you are still in the opening repertoire, or when you are in the continuation line.
Receive hints when you make a mistake, so you can learn from it.
Each time a new line starts, the application will randomly choose a new variation, but you can also request to replay the last line again if you want.TacticsExercise your tactics by solving puzzles. learning them pattern by pattern, level per level.
The puzzles are extracted from a database of 3.000.000+ puzzles, and split into 38 categories and 11 difficulty levels.
Pass tests for unlocking the next difficulty levels.
Review your test results, identify and train your weaknesses.Endgames Exercise your endgames by playing positions extracted from a database of 18.000+ positions.
The positions are all sorted by category and difficulty, and are all extracted from real games.
Choose your virtual opponent from 12 predefined configurations, or create your own specific configuration.
Decide to play with or without the assistance of a chess engine.Play the computer Verify your improvements by testing yourself against one of the 12 predefined configurations. You might as well create your own specific configuration if you want.
Decide to play with or without the assistance of a chess engine.
Isolate your mistakes, analyse them and improve further.
Additional information
Provider
Rapid-ITLast Updated on
02/25/2024
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FAQ
When was this game updated?
Chess Exerciser is updated at 2024-02-25.
Which studio developed this game?
The provider of Chess Exerciser is Rapid-IT.
Can I play Chess Exerciser on Android/iOS?
No.
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