Kakinoki Shogi for iPad

Name: Kakinoki Shogi for iPad
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 2 (3 reviews)
Author: Yoshikazu Kakinoki

By: Yoshikazu Kakinoki App

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Overview

Version:

3.52

Last updated: 2024-04-23

Ranking

#720,989 ▼ 866

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Shogi is a Japanese version of chess. A player can use (drop) captured pieces. This rule makes this game complicated and profound. There are 10 million players and a few hundred professional players in Japan.

Features:

Human vs. computer, human vs. human, computer vs. computer.
8 levels of computer play.
Handicap games.
Choose Western or Japanese pieces.
Show the legal moves of the selected piece.
Hint
Show score option
Game log.
Undo of moves.
Save/Load game file.
Send game record by mail.
Show history of moves.
Help about Shogi rules.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Yoshikazu Kakinoki

Rating:

2.00

(3)

Version:

3.52 Last updated: 2024-04-23

Version code:

865391743

Creation date:

2010-05-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

34.55MB

Price:

5.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-26

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Ranking

# 720,989 ▼ 866

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Developed by:

Yoshikazu Kakinoki

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kakinoki-shogi-for-ipad/id373258797

Website:

http://homepage2.nifty.com/kakinoki_y/index_en.html

User Reviews

Can't move a piece?

by Sh*****, 2015-03-31

I am fairly new to shogi and I have bought about three different shogi games on the iPad. This has the hardest AI I have come across. That is a good thing. Since the game is so much better than I am I have found this app to be more of a tool. You can save games, create tsume problems, watch professional games if you find the score on the net or load it from the server this game connects to. You can also change from human to computer at any time which is handy to se what the AI would do in a given situation. Some issues are present: When trying to start games that have been edited in arranged mode the game glitches, moving pieces that are not there or taking it's own pieces. This seems to happen at end game scenarios where one side has only a few moves. Also there are some typos such as balck or etiding. This game is good for a beginner because it also seems to know jouseki and it rates your moves determining who has advantage. Almost perfect. Worth it.