Chess - Learn Chess

Name: Chess - Learn Chess
Rating: 4.7 (197 reviews)
Author: Tom Kerrigan

By: Tom Kerrigan

Learn to play in minutes!

Features & Capabilities

Chess - Learn Chess is a concise, interactive e-book that teaches the rules, terminology, essential strategies, and more. Even if you already know the basics, it can help you sharpen your play.

Learn Chess features 118 pages, 91 diagrams, and an interactive diagram tool to test legal moves, making it a practical guide for beginners and improving players. It’s developed by the creator of tChess Lite and Pro.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Tom Kerrigan

Rating:

4.70

(197)

Version:

2.0.1 Last updated: 2025-11-29

Version code:

880156338

Creation date:

2009-02-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

5.42MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

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Developed by:

Tom Kerrigan

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chess-learn-chess/id305309870

Website:

http://www.tchessgame.com/learn.php

User Reviews

Users praise Chess - Learn Chess for its beginner-friendly, concise guidance and solid entry point to the game's rules. It provides a large amount of study material and an interactive board to experiment with moves. Reviews note that it’s fast, free, and useful as a reference or refresher. The main downsides are the lack of practice options (no computer opponent or quizzes) and the sense that it functions more as an e-book than a fully interactive app.

Pros

Beginner-friendly: simple, concise instructions that are easy to follow for new players.
Large study material: about 118 pages of content provides a solid foundation.
Interactive board for trying moves: helps beginners practice on a board.
Straightforward and free: quick to learn, easy to use, and available at no cost.
Useful as a quick reference and refresher: good for learning basics or revisiting concepts.

Cons

Limited practice options: difficult to practice without a computer opponent or dedicated exercises.
Feels more like an e-book than a full app: some users expect more interactivity.
No built-in quizzes or structured practice sections: a requested feature that is missing.

Recent reviews

Had always been intimidated by this game. Easy instructions will now make this a blessing to finally play.

by ro*****, 2025-09-08

The instructions are simple and easy to follow. The interactive board is useful for a beginner to try out the game. However, it is difficult to play against oneself. Perhaps include a board for the beginner to play against "the computer" just to try out the moves discussed in the book.