Chinese Xiangqi

iOS app by co.eggtart.darkchess.app. Games · co.eggtart.darkchess.app

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
2
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
26.08.20
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-15

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Chinese Xiangqi — the 2,000-year-old game of Chinese chess, rebuilt for mobile. Command your General across the Chu River and Han Boundary, marshal Chariots, Horses, Cannons, Elephants, Advisors, and Soldiers, and outwit a smart AI opponent. No internet required. GAME FEATURES Authentic Xiangqi Rules Full traditional ruleset: 9-file by 10-rank board, palace-bound General and Advisors, river-blocked Elephants, the Cannon screen-jump capture, Soldier promotion across the river, perpetual check and stalemate handled correctly. Smart AI Opponents Multiple difficulty tiers from beginner to expert. The AI plays a different style at each level so you can ramp up at your own pace, perfect for practice, a quick game on the train, or a real challenge over coffee. Classic Board Aesthetic Traditional Chu River and Han Boundary board, clean Chinese piece characters, and a deliberate, paced presentation that respects the game. Move Notation and Review Every game keeps a Chinese-notation move ledger so you can review your play piece by piece after the game ends. Offline-First No internet required. Play a full game on the subway, on a flight, anywhere. Your progress is saved locally. No Login Required Tap PLAY and start a game. No account, no ads in the middle of your move. Whether you grew up playing xiangqi with family or you are picking it up for the first time, this is the cleanest, most respectful Chinese chess experience on mobile. Download now. The General is waiting.

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