SmallChess

SmallChess is a high quality and brilliantly presented chess playing app. You'll improve your chess with a very strong chess coach (FIDE 3000+), offering nine distinct coaching styles. Feeling bored? SmallChess supports online multiplayer. Don't forget to analyse your games for improvements. Tablebase, opening explorer, chess album, puzzles, beauty-of-chess, guess-the-move, maths-genius, variations, annotations, advanced database, Bobby Fischer & Magnus Carlsen... Amazing interactive experience...

SmallFish

SmallFish is a strong but free chess playing app. It is powered by the latest Stockfish chess engine and optimised for iPhone 5 and iPad.

It's Powerful

You will improve your chess with a very strong chess engine (FIDE 3000+). SmallChess offers engine analysis and nine coaching styles. It is an ultimate chess master in your pocket.

It's Amazing

Amazing functionality for the impossible. Online multiplayer (FICS), puzzles, think-like-a-grandmaster, beauty-­of-­chess, social media, tablebase, opening explorer, cartoons, jokes, trivia and more....

It's Innovative

Can you beat Fischer & Carlsen? You will challenge the chess legends in our guess-the-move. Everything is beautifully annotated - variations, grandmaster analysis, pictures, videos... You will be stunned.

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SmallFish, an improvement of the Stockfish chess engine for iOS. It has better interface, graphics, iPhone 5 support and powered by the most updated Stockfish engine. And it is free!

 

 

 


Magnus Carlsen & Bobby Fischer

You or Magnus Carlsen, who is a better chess player? Prove yourself in our innovative Guess-The-Move, a game in which you assume the roles of a famous grandmaster. You will be asked to select a move from three selections. Everything is brilliantly annotated - variations, variation boards, pictures, videos, animations... It is a great learning tool to bring your chess to a new level.

  • Annotations & Variations
  • Highly animated
  • Variation boards
  • Integration with Google & Youtube
  • Mini-Board
What's Next? Select your move Comments Variations & Topalov


You have probably heard of Bobby Fischer's The Game of the Century, but can you exercise the same brilliance as Fischer did? Chess Review wrote: "The following game, a stunning masterpiece of combination play performed by a boy of 13 against a formidable opponent, matches the finest on record in the history of chess prodigies.". We will show you everything about the game. You will learn:
  • Moving the same piece twice in the opening wastes time: other pieces should be developed first.
  • Material sacrifices are likely to be effective against a king still in the middle and on an open central file.
Bobby Fischer Move of the Century Your move Annotations & Variations