Chess Time - Multiplayer Chess 4+

Still my favorite chess app, but switching out the words in the bottom menu for tiny icons isn’t actually an improvement. There is plenty of room for the words, and they’re a little bit easier to use.

I have enjoyed Chess Time for several years, and love it. I have played with all kinds of players from all over the world, enjoyed good conversations in the chat section, and have been challenged by both strong and weaker players. I highly recommend this.

One of the great features that was added a little while ago was the ability to undo a move. I have been in the middle of a couple of great games where either my opponent or I made a stupid move. Rather than resign, in some cases it is great to be able to take a move back and continue playing. I have also use this feature with weaker players who were interested in improving. We walk through a few moves, and then we take them back and try another line. It’s great.

The developers are great about taking suggestions and making improvements as well.

No really thats what’s so good about it. Don’t have time to play a whole 30min game? Start up chess time and play throughout the day or week. I Don’t have time to play Lichess games all day or at work but i can move a piece here and there and still have the love of the game

I’ve been using this app for 10years, 2012 was my first game. Hard to believe id still be on the same app 10 years later but chess has been around a lot longer without any real changes. Great all around app and have made many friends around the world! Highly recomend

I believe if the developer add to the invite link with a larger handshake emoji to pop up to start a game on both sides (game won’t start until the handshake) it will bring a little more respect and integrity back into the game by a small percentage and bring higher traffic and become most talked about because no one else is doing it. I started using the handshake emoji in 2013 a few years back and 50% of my games return the hand shake. We lose time on the board implementing the initial handshake before each game.