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- By:
- Chess.com
- Rating:
- 4.80 (26,383)
39 new ratings
- Version:
- 3.13.0 Last updated: 2026-06-09
- Version code:
- 886732166
- Creation date:
- 2018-07-30
- Compatible devices:
- Size:
- 100.32MB
- URLs:
- Website ,Privacy policy
- Full description:
- See detailed description
- Source:
- Apple Apps Store
- Data ingested on:
- 2026-06-18
- Compare stats and ranking:
- Learn Chess with Dr. Wolf vs Chess Training - 8chess
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User Reviews
Pros
- Polished UI and visuals
- Engaging adaptive coaching with explanations
- Engaging, interactive, enjoyable learning experience
- Board customization and flexible pricing (free and paid classes)
- Good for beginners and improving players
Cons
- Content depth is limited for the price; not enough lessons/openings
- Occasional glitches or inconsistent feedback
- Some repetitive opening choices
- Trial prompts are annoying
Recent reviews
So I've been playing on this app for over a year I believe. I have it set to a certain level. The game is adjusting far beyond the level almost like it's learning and adapting using AI. I'll get into positions where I'm dominating, and it'll pull some grand master moves to rip the game away. It's making it not fun. If I improve but the game adjusts to my level of play making extremely advanced moves passed the difficulty level I've set, then I'm not learning anything. I can't use strategy and techniques at my level, just for it to pull a Bobby Fisher in two moves. Now this isn't the run of the mill "i'm just not that good". If you want it to be advanced, make that the advanced level. If the gsme is actively use AI to adapt to my level of play without me increasing the difficulty than it's pointless. You can see one played thousands of games. Nearly daily. It's really discouraging when I play a perfect game, leave no holes that a normal person at my level would recognize, just for the game to think 12 moves ahead and run diagnostics to go through 18,000 scenarios to find the one move that works. It's kinda dumb. I've been playing my entire life. As you can see I've won 800 plus games and lost over 2000. I don't mind losing. It's part of learning. But at a point it's getting unrealistically difficult and as I stated going from intermediate to grand master level when I start to win a few times in a row.
by fl*****, 2026-05-14
Learn Chess with Dr. Wolf is fantastic! I have moving right along with the lessons & playing the game. I love this app - I purchased it on the basis of the reviews & so I too can heartily recommend this super great app! ♟️
by CA*****, 2026-05-14
I’ve tried a few and this is by far the best. Easy to use. Good lessons. Did the free trial and enjoyed the coaching.
by Sw*****, 2026-05-09
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