I paid to have the ads removed. I’ve played it since, and after “supposedly having them removed” an ad showed up. Also, it makes me watch it for some kind of reward. That’s it’s claim. I don’t care about a reward. I paid to see no ads - zero ads! I just wanted to play the game with out the aggravation of constant advertisement. What makes it worse is the ad is a game I already downloaded and deleted; because, I disliked playing it! I’ve been robbed. You’ve taken my money, and did not give me what I payed for! It clearly said, remove ads!” This isn’t my first time paying for no ads in a game; however, it is the first time of not receiving what I payed for.

I’ve been using the Chess Club app for a bit now, and while I was excited about it at first, my experience has been pretty disappointing. I haven’t tried the live game mode yet, so I can’t speak to that. But playing against the computer has been a letdown. The AI is really dumb—it makes some pretty bad moves. And just when you’re about to win, the computer ends the game and calls it a draw, which feels super unfair. It’s like it’s trying to avoid losing. Overall, Chess Club could be a great app, but the weak computer opponent and the misleading ad-free purchase make it frustrating to use. I hope the developers fix these issues soon.

From beginner all the way to professional levels, chess club’s computer knows exactly how challenging the match should be for each player and thier level. There is also an option to play with 2 people on one device and it flips the screeen so you don’t have to turn to phone or move around in any way other than moving the chess pieces. Also when you click a chess peice, it lets you know where it’s possible to move the piece if t is possible and when you’re in check it lets you know. Overall, chess club is a great option for people who want to play chess with each other, on the go, or even if you simply don’t have a chess board with you!!😁