App Shopper: Chess Crusades for iPhone (Games)

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Apr 26 '11	New App: $1.99, v1.0

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Chess Crusades for iPhone

iOS iPhone

Chess Crusades is optimized for Retina Display devices. Although the game will run on older iPhone and iPod Touch devices, you will not receive the full, dynamic experience of Chess Crusades.

We are working hard to find a solution to deliver the same high level of quality to owners of older iOS devices, but until then we recommend playing Chess Crusades on an iPhone 4, an iPod Touch 4th Generation, or an iPad in 2x mode for the full audio and visual experience!

ABOUT CHESS CRUSADES

Chess Crusade is an exciting way to play one of the world’s most popular strategy games, now on the iPhone and iPod Touch!

FEATURES

*Beautifully crafted high resolution board and pieces; see the pawns, knights, bishops, castles, kings, and queens come to life before your eyes!

*Unique and entertaining battle sequences make this a chess game with a difference. Watch as your pieces do battle in over 70 fully animated encounters!

*Play against your friends and family in 2 Player mode, or battle against the devious AI opponent on 10 difficulty levels. Set a time limit, or play an unlimited game, it's completely up to you!

*Save and reload your games at any point, against the AI or another player.

*Think you shouldn't have made that move? No problem, just go back a step.

*Switch sides at any time!

*And many more features!

ABOUT CHESS

The game of chess was invented sometime back in the 15th Century. Of course, back then the game was played on a simple board. The board was (and still is) made up of 64 dark and light squares arranged in an eight-by-eight square. The goal is to protect your King, while trying to capture your opponents King.

Both Kings are protected by loyal armies consisting of eight pawns, two bishops, two knights, two rooks (also called castles), and a Queen. The aim is to capture your opponent’s King by removing their pieces whilst avoiding the capture of your King.