This legendary chess tactics course is now available on Android! Designed for players with an ELO rating between 1200 and 2400, it's been repeatedly recognized by chess experts as a world-class training program. This Android version boasts 2,200 core exercises and 1,800 supplementary exercises, all organized into 50 thematic units.

Based on Grandmaster Maxim Blokh's bestselling book, "Combination Motifs," this course features meticulously selected positions honed over two decades of training. The exercises are sequenced for optimal learning, each accompanied by a unique 5x5 mini-position hint that encapsulates the tactical maneuver's essence.

Part of the Chess King Learn series (https://learn.chessking.com/), this course employs an innovative teaching methodology. The series offers courses covering tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame, catering to all skill levels, from beginners to professional players.

Enhance your chess skills, master new tactical tricks and combinations, and solidify your knowledge through practical application. The program functions as a personalized coach, assigning tasks, providing assistance when needed, offering hints and explanations, and demonstrating refutations of common errors.

Key Program Advantages:

• High-quality, double-checked examples.
• Requires input of all key moves.
• Varied levels of difficulty.
• Diverse problem-solving objectives.
• Hints provided upon errors.
• Refutations shown for typical mistakes.
• Structured table of contents.
• Tracks ELO rating progress.
• Flexible test mode settings.
• Bookmarking capabilities for favorite exercises.
• Tablet-optimized interface.
• Offline functionality.
• Integration with a free Chess King account for multi-device access (Android, iOS, Web).
• Includes a free trial section to test the program's features.

The free version provides fully functional lessons allowing a real-world evaluation before purchasing additional topics. These topics include:

1. Themes:

1.1. Annihilation of defense 1.2. Distraction 1.3. Decoy 1.4. Discovered attack 1.5. Opening of a file 1.6. Clearance 1.7. X-ray attack 1.8. Interception 1.9. Blocking, encirclement 1.10. Destruction of the pawn shelter 1.11. Pawn promotion 1.12. Intermediate move; winning of a tempo 1.13. Play for a stalemate 1.14. Restricting of material 1.15. Pursuit 1.16. Conjunction of tactical methods 1.17. Chess Tactics Art for Advanced

2. Difficulty Levels: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100