Chess Studio 4+

Name: Chess Studio
Rating: 3.2 (23 reviews)
Author: Gambit Publications

Gambit Publications

Designed for iPad

- 3.2 • 23 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Ever wanted to read your favourite chess books and be able to instantly play over the moves on screen? The revolutionary new Chess Studio, from renowned chess publishers Gambit, enables you to do that, and more. After downloading the free app, purchase your choice of classic chess e-books from the Gambit library and begin.

• text laid out in usual clear Gambit style
• play over moves and variations on screen
• accompanying text scrolls automatically
• tap any chess move and the position appears on the board
• easily navigate through complex variations
• search function for words, phrases, player names
• move swiftly between games and chapters
• choice of layout options - including flip board
• free sample text available to try out the app

Chess Studio represents an enjoyable and portable new way of reading chess books, designed by chess players for chess players. Overseeing every aspect of the app design was Grandmaster John Nunn, one of the best-respected figures in the chess world and three-times World Chess Solving Champion.

Jan 10, 2023

Version 3.0.2

- Fixed a crash when the board was flipped

3.2 out of 5

23 Ratings

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Why this app can’t be opened on the new iPhone 14 max?

Great!! But please give us a (text readable function)

Awesome,happy to see this app move forward,updates is absolutely GREAT!
Their books are great,and customer service response is good too.
“I’m a big fan of screen reader “I’m hoping that you will use a different format soon.( text readable screen function ) on iOS device's.
This is the way of the future.

Great concept but limited app

The board works great! Worth the investment in the books. However, I don't see a way of syncing progress or bookmarks between different devices. I also don't see how to highlight text. Finally, being able to copy pgn of games would be helpful for further analysis. But I suspect that is deliberate.

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