Duels
A duel consists of five short rounds of small games around the board. You can play against friends or against Bit, the computer opponent.
With short exercises, children and adults can learn chess from the ground up.
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The course leads through eight worlds, from the first moves to a complete game. Every lesson builds on the one before, and the path shows at any time how much has already been completed.
Recognise the most important tactical motifs and use them yourself.
Chessura evaluates every game and every exercise and puts together a personal training session each day that focuses on what still needs practice.
Once the basics are in place, you can play against friends, family and other learners.
A duel consists of five short rounds of small games around the board. You can play against friends or against Bit, the computer opponent.
In a correspondence game you can take up to seven days for every move.
In a club, everyone trains towards a shared weekly goal and can take on other clubs.
Chessura suits children who are just starting out, and equally adults who finally want to learn chess.
Up to five players can share one device. Every child has their own progress and can protect it with a code.
A wrong answer costs nothing. The app explains which move would have been right and asks the exercise again later.
A lesson takes only a few minutes. Anyone who has to stop can carry on later at the same place.
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