Chess Light
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Pyrosphere, Lda | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
+ 180 puzzles
+ 6 difficulty levels
+ Hint system
Place the pieces on the board and light up all the squares!
Reviews
Beautiful Puzzler
SubZeroJake
This game is very beautiful and the concept is rather unique. I enjoy playing it.
A brilliant puzzle game
Assassin_Connor
It's a nice way to learn the rules. I only solve Class B right now. Class A is really hard.
Quite the game!
MyDarkKnightRises
This developer has impressed me with the quality and intellect that lie behind their games! Can't wait to see what they make next!
Good for Edu
CIN33R
Excellent app! Perfectly acceptable application in an educational atmosphere too
Infuriating flaw
enragedpenguin
Great game, I find it very compelling. So much so that this issue has made me very upset. The chess pieces are too close to the 'use hint' button. When reaching for the chess pieces I have inadvertently used my hints, several times. This is especially evident when the level has a lot of pieces. Please fix this issue. Move the hint ux above the board. Or add a confirm dialog before using hint. Or maybe just check to make sure 'use hint' was engaged with a tap not a drag if possible. Considering that you charge for hints this feels especially poor design. I sincerely hope it was an oversight not intentional. Improving this would drastically change my review. I will watch the updates.
Incoherent
Jake Banner
Completely opaque. The only one who understands this "game" is the software programmer. If it takes guessing to learn how everything works, it's not worth the effort.
Challenging and Simple at the same time
BJCentral
Very simple game that gets increasingly complex over time. You have to protect all of your pieces at once while attacking and occupying every spot on each board. Only 4 stars for now because they have to add more levels in, I finished it after about 52ish hours of gameplay. The one star reviews are unwarranted. Hints aren't even necessary and they've obviously listened to the feedback because the pieces were moved away from the "Hint" button, evidence that the company listens to feedback. Keep up the good work, y'all.
