TacticTrainer Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for TacticTrainer for iPhone.
TacticTrainer is paid iOS app published by CORE VALUE SERVICES, LLC
Please fix
bat_mamn
Pieces move wrong since update, rooks move like bishops. Please fix because I enjoy and use this app a lot!
Crashes immediately
RayLillywhite
Downloaded this the other day and it has never successfully opened. Figured the latest update would fix it, but it doesn't. How do apps that can't even launch get approved by the App Store review team?
Not loading
bob1854
Not loading on iphone 5s since 3 updates ago. They claimed they're looking into the issue but seemingly aren't ?
Still Crashes on iPhone 5s
JustWannaComment
Works just find on my iPad, but not on my iPhone 5s. The only thing that's different with this update is that the app crashes almost right away, rather than after a few fretful seconds.
Excellent tactical training!
SirAihal
This is a great program for tactics training. First of all, aesthetically, the program is very nice. The program adjusts its difficulty level to how you perform on the tactical puzzles, which is helpful to keep things challenging. The problems do not appear in any "theme order" which is excellent since this simulates more of an over-the-board experience. I have some suggestions to make a good program into a great program. The following features (reminiscent of the ancient CT-ART program) would greatly improve this software: 1) The ability to resolve all problems which you got wrong would be helpful for training purposes. 2) The ability to resolve all problems already completed would be helpful for drilling certain patterns. 3) It would be nice to see the last move while trying to solve a problem. Sometimes, I don't have time to see which piece has been captured when I first start to solve a problem. Thank you for a great program and keep up the good work!
Very useful app
Peter Torelli
I like how the engine provides constant feedback while exploring different options. I'd like to see more info on what tactics were actually used, as I'm still learning. The progress graph is oddly rewarding, nice touch!