ChessQuest for iOS

This is one of the first chess apps I bought soon after the iPhone came out. As far as I knew, it was the only app of it's kind. It offers intermediate/advanced tactics in a very simple format. The problem selection is great.

For a while it disappeared off the app store. Now it is back (and it currently has a 4/5 rating).

Now there are many apps that ofter training puzzles. Most of them advertise that they have thousands of puzzles with more added daily.

ChessQuest only have a couple hundred (you might want to follow up on this number) but they are high quality and interesting positions.


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