- June 18, 2020
- Deep Green Games
BOT.vinnik Chess: Combination Lessons
92%Game Brain Score
humor, story
graphics, music
92% User Score 79 reviews
Platforms
About
"BOT.vinnik Chess: Combination Lessons" is a chess educational game focused on teaching strategic combinations. Players can learn and practice various tactical motifs through interactive lessons and quizzes. The game features advanced AI named after Grandmaster Vassily Vinnik, providing challenging yet manageable opponents to improve chess skills.



Audience ScoreBased on 79 reviews
humor6 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- Great for beginners and intermediate players, providing instructive puzzles and a humorous AI teacher.
- Fun retro aesthetic and engaging gameplay that makes learning chess enjoyable.
- Affordable price for the quality of chess lessons and puzzles offered.
- Some users reported bugs and issues with achievements not registering properly.
- Limited content with only a few puzzles per lesson, making it feel short and basic for advanced players.
- The AI teacher's explanations can be overly verbose and not always helpful for understanding mistakes.
humor
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game is praised for its engaging humor, featuring a moody and hilarious character that adds a fun twist to learning chess. Players appreciate the combination of entertaining jokes and casual gameplay, making it an enjoyable experience for both beginners and those looking to improve their skills. Overall, the humor enhances the learning process, creating a memorable and amusing atmosphere.
“This mustache is the most moody and hilarious guy I've met; the worst part is that after he explains, I think, 'Oh yeah... :)'”
“Very fun! It's both a learning experience and an entertaining game, with hilarious jokes that made me laugh a lot when I made mistakes. If you're waiting for a Russian teacher to teach you how to play chess, this is the game for you!”
“A cool game that provides a funny experience with a sulky teacher to learn chess movement strategies.”