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Ajedrez Pro
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Introduction
Ajedrez Pro is a free chess game from developer franchis123 that runs directly in your browser, with no account to set up and nothing to install. You can challenge the computer at one of three difficulty levels — easy, medium or hard — or hand the device to someone else and play a two-player match on the same screen. The complete rules of chess are covered, including castling, en passant, pawn promotion, checkmate and draws, so games unfold the way you expect. If you are stuck on a position, hints can point you toward a move, and an undo button lets you rewind a decision. Beginners also have a rules section and material on openings to help them get oriented. A fullscreen button in the bottom-right corner gives the board more room. The game is presented in Spanish for Latin America, sessions tend to last a few minutes, and the developer invites comments about errors or suggestions.
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Who it is for
Good fit if you are:
- Casual chess players
- Beginners learning chess
- Fans of turn-based strategy
May not suit:
- Fans of fast real-time action
- Players who don't read Spanish
Highlights
- Free to play in the browser with no sign-up or download
- Play the AI on easy, medium or hard
- Two-player mode on a single device
- Hints, undo, plus rules and openings for beginners
- Mouse and touchscreen input, with a fullscreen button
Questions about Ajedrez Pro
Is Ajedrez Pro free to play?
Yes. Ajedrez Pro is a free chess game that runs directly in the browser, with no account to set up and nothing to install.
What controls does the game use?
Ajedrez Pro runs in the browser and takes mouse or touchscreen input.
Can two people play on the same device?
Yes. You can hand the device to someone else and play a two-player match on the same screen.
What difficulty levels does the computer opponent offer?
The computer can be challenged at one of three difficulty levels: easy, medium or hard.
What language is the game presented in?
Ajedrez Pro is presented in Spanish for Latin America.
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