Since the time of Geoffrey Chaucer, in the fourteenth century, on February 14, Valentine's Day, it has been associated with romantic love, with flowers and chocolates, and with letters (in some cases anonymous) loving. Our blog wants to honour this poet with a romantic move into a chess piece.
Here we are again with a new couple of activities and some curiosities
After the failure of the last activity, we returned to, first ask for apologies because as I have been able to check, and consult that was due to updates (especially in the "Andrioid" version).
The second is to present the brand new activity: the seventh. We have already worked on the Knight, now it is time to discover new tips about this great piece.
Here we are again with the first Post of the year, 2020.
2020 sounds well
Sounds such an olympic year, a leap year with one more day to enjoy.
As usual I have been playing my favourite game and searching for new challenges in this infinite world of Chess.
I have a new game for all of my friends of Explora:
It is called "Solitaire Chess" and it's got a free part very interesting. For this game we need to know the move of the pieces because you need to wipe out all the pieces of the "mini" chess board. I am going to show you how to download it and then you can do it. First go to your mobile phone in the "playstore" if you have "Android"
"AppStore" if you have "IOS"
Then download "Amazon appstore"
Once you hace this app search for "Solitaire Chess Free"
The part free is important, a paid version is also available but for starting this is enough.
Now you can download it and start the game.There are 4 levels of difficulty: easy, medium, hard and espert. You must use your pieces to capture all of them using the moves of the pieces of Chess.
I will show you an example watch this video and then read the challenge for these weeks. Challenge#1send me a screenshot of your game "Solitaire Chess" Challenge#2send me your opinions or comments about the game.
