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Rampart Chess 2.0 for MS Smartphone released August 09, 2005 [MS Smartphone] | By Edward J. R. If you are a fan of chess game, then here comes yet another chess game for MS Smartphone! Application Description If you're a beginner, or ready to take on Garry Kasparov, Rampart Chess is the Smartphone chess program for you. It features high resolution, beautifully-rendered chess pieces, a very powerful chess engine with 10 levels of game play, a two-player mode to challenge your friends, and a fully editable chessboard to set up legendary chess games or puzzles. Use Rampart Chess to learn the game, sharpen your skills, and enjoy hours and hours of challenging fun. Features: A powerful chess engine featuring 10 levels of game play, and an Aggressive mode featuring more frequent attacks Large opening book of chess moves Ten levels of game play Choose from four different chess piece sets Wide array of customizable board colors Full navigator button support Two-player mode and computer vs. computer mode Multiple chessboard sizes including full-screen and small screen containing additional information Built-in chess rules describing all the pieces and such moves as castling and en passant Hint mode Unlimited Undo moves Automatic saves allow you to return to an incomplete chess game at any time Edit mode allows you to set up any position Clear, easy-to-use interface Built-in program instructions. To learn more or to buy this program (price: $9.94) click here. Unfortunately there is no trial version available, so users cannot check how well this program works before buying... Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later) << Previous Story Next Story >>

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