The legendary chess tactics course is now available on Android! Designed for players with an ELO rating of 1200-2400, this acclaimed training program has been repeatedly recognized by chess experts as the world's best. This Android version boasts 2,200 fundamental exercises and 1,800 supplementary exercises, categorized into 50 distinct topics.

Based on Grandmaster Maxim Blokh's bestselling book, Combination Motifs, this course features positions meticulously selected over two decades of training. The exercises are sequenced for optimal learning, each accompanied by a unique 5x5 mini-position hint to illuminate the core tactical maneuver.

This app is part of the Chess King Learn series (https://learn.chessking.com/), a revolutionary chess teaching method. The series offers courses covering tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame, with varying difficulty levels to suit beginners, experienced players, and even professionals.

Improve your chess skills, master new tactical tricks and combinations, and solidify your knowledge with this comprehensive program. It acts as a personal coach, providing tasks, hints, explanations, and refutations of common errors.

Key Features:

• High-quality, rigorously verified examples
• Requires input of all key moves
• Exercises with varying difficulty levels
• Diverse problem-solving objectives
• Hints provided for incorrect moves
• Refutations shown for typical mistakes
• Position replay against the computer
• Organized table of contents
• Tracks ELO rating progress
• Flexible test mode settings
• Bookmarking of favorite exercises
• Tablet-optimized display
• Offline functionality
• Integration with a free Chess King account for cross-device access (Android, iOS, Web)
• Includes a free trial section to test the app's features.

The free version includes fully functional lessons allowing you to experience the app before purchasing additional topics. These topics cover a wide range of tactical themes and difficulty levels:

1. Themes:

1.1. Annihilation of Defense 1.2. Distraction 1.3. Decoy 1.4. Discovered Attack 1.5. Opening a File 1.6. Clearance 1.7. X-ray Attack 1.8. Interception 1.9. Blocking, Encirclement 1.10. Destruction of the Pawn Shelter 1.11. Pawn Promotion 1.12. Intermediate Move: Winning Tempo 1.13. Play for a Stalemate 1.14. Restricting Material 1.15. Pursuit 1.16. Conjunction of Tactical Methods 1.17. Chess Tactics Art for Advanced Players

2. Difficulty Levels: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100