Chinese Chess - Tactic Xiangqi
Android app by Gnik Box. Board · Gnik Box
- Store rating
- 4.54 / 5
- Store rating count
- 22772
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Not listed in captured metadata
- Version
- 1.9.7
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
Play Chinese Chess (Xiangqi) – the most popular traditional board game in Asia! This free game offers amazing graphics, smart AI and awesome offline gameplay. Specially, NO in-app purchase, NO casino feature, just for fun with Chinese Chess. Available for 5 languages: English, Vietnamese, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional and Japanese. 8 people to play against in this xiangqi game: - A Lucky Child (easy): He is just 9 years old. - Teen Boy (easy+): He is 13 years old and very eager to learn. - Pretty Girl (medium): She is beautiful, smart, and 20 years old. - Gentleman (hard): He is handsome and 39 years old. - Master (very hard): He is old, he is the master. You must have patience to play with him. - Grand Master (nightmare): He is very old, and excellent at Chinese Chess. - Genius (legendary): The strongest opponent, challenge him if you are the best. - The Centenarian Elder: A rare master seen once in a hundred years. Special Features: - Endgame mode, puzzle with Chinese Chess. - Sacrifice mode: excellent for studying. - Create your own puzzle: Create, load and save your own puzzle. - Unlimited undo. - Play with a Chinese or Western set. - Play as Western piece with Hanzi. - See all the possible and impossible moves when selecting a piece. - Drag and Drop supported. - Amazing UI with excellent graphics. - Great animation. - Great moving effect. - Pretty sound and music. - Sign in and view leaderboard. Have fun playing Chinese Chess!
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