Dino Chess 3D For Kids 4+

Name: Dino Chess 3D For Kids
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Kok Leong Tan

Kok Leong Tan

Conçu pour iPad

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Description

The only Chess where the Dinosaurs really come alive!

Control an army of dinosaurs and battle your friend in the Epic Chess Battle! Plan, strategize and choose from an arsenal of lightning, asteroids or even TNT. Watch how your Dinos literally destroy the enemies!

Playing Chess has proven to help exercise both sides of the brain, increase one's IQ and helps in increasing problem-solving skills. However, many a times, children and even adults find it challenging to learn as there are many rules and a lack of interactivity and animation. Download and play Dino Chess and your child may even become the next Magnus Carlsen.

As parents, we want to see our kids learn and play educational apps like chess. However, kids simply like games like Flappy Bird, Candy Crush, ironpants etc. Dino chess is THE missing link between chess and your children!

No worries. Dino Chess is designed by educators to help you pick up chess easily. It is infused with dinosaurs, animations, explosions, lightning, asteroids, TNT etc to help learning chess fun and easy. Imagine the fun of watching how your Queen Tyrannosaurus zapping the Stegosaurus Bishop with lightning or the Rook Quetzalcoatlus check mate the King Triceraptor with fiery asteroids! Magnus Carlsen

These are some of the reviews of Dino Chess users:

"I am impressed ! The dinosaurs come alive and I am actually controlling them! I didn't know chess can be so much fun " - Joshua 10 years old.

"I like the lightning zaps and asteroid explosions when I exterminate my opponent! " - Isaac 7 years old

"I like to design my dinosaur's color and chess board " - Samuel 6 years old

15 janv. 2016

Version 2.0.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

You can now play Dino Vs Computer!
New 2D Dinosaur Animations to make learning Chess even more fun and easy!

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Le développeur Kok Leong Tan n’a fourni aucune information à Apple concernant ses pratiques en matière de confidentialité et de traitement des données.