Checker-wise Reviews

5/5 rating based on 4 reviews. Read all reviews for Checker-wise for iPhone.
Checker-wise is paid iOS app published by Marcel J Nijman

Very well done game and very accessible

Scott_GSD

Marcel is the first developer to make both checkers and chess accessible to blind players of either game on the iOS platform. JUst like CHess-Wise, CHeckers-Wise and similar games developed by Marcel live up to all he states. In addition, all of the board games are accessible to a blind person. Marcel took his apps that were essentially inaccessible and within a few weeks made them fully accessible. Developers can see that an independent developer such as Marcel invested time in making his app accessible to another segment of the market that tends to be overlooked. It has benefitted him in many ways and most important proves that accessibility does not have to cost a lot or take anything away from an app. So, great job Marcel for an excellent and accessible app.


Outstanding!

chessgodzilla

While I like checkers, I have to admit that it's not my favorite board game. But when you come across an app this good, it's hard to resist. This is quite clearly a labor of love, a far cry from the plethora of crappy done-quickly-to-make-a-buck checkers apps that pollute the app store. First off, it's international checkers, which is played on a 10x10 board, allows reverse captures, and where kings can move any number of squares. This game is so superior to American checkers that if you play it once, you will never want to play American checkers again. In addition to this, the app comes with a ton of exercises for practice, as well as a bunch of video tutorials! Try finding that even on a top-notch chess app! If you have any interest in checkers at all, buy this app! The author has done a fantastic job, and has set the bar so high I can't imagine it being surpassed any time soon.


Needs work

kirkmc

I like the idea of this app, but it needs some work. When you move a piece there is a noticeable lag in the display, even on an iPad 3. This app is supposed to provide videos, to help learn how to play this game. None of the videos are available. When you tap on the name of a video, the page loads with a do not enter sign on it. It's only a buck, but given what seems to be a quality app, these factors are surprising.


Crajaqua

crajaqua

can I open this App on My IMAC