Janggi — Korean Chess

Janggi is Korean chess. Command your chariots, cannons, horses and elephants, use the diagonal lines inside the palaces, and checkmate the enemy general before yours falls.

• Every piece moves its own way — chariot, cannon, horse, elephant, guard and soldier — and tapping a piece shows where it can go
• Check and bikjang (facing generals) rules — when a bikjang is called you must break it or accept it, and accepting settles the game on points right there — plus a points decision after 200 moves (Han gets 1.5 bonus points, so points never tie)
• Four starting setups for your horses and elephants
• Hangul labels option: show Korean letters instead of Chinese characters on the pieces
• Three computer levels: Easy, Normal and Hard
• Two players can take turns on one device
• Play as Cho (moves first), Han (moves second) or random
• Undo a move
• Win-loss record for each level
• Built-in how-to-play guide
• Plays in 9 languages