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Game Atlas: Chess & Shogi

Popoko VM Games
⬇ 500+ downloads
Est. actual: 794
Style: Board
Free
Released: Jul 20, 2026
No in-app purchases
Contains ads
Rated: Everyone

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  • 📈Since Sep 20 +31 installs over 6 days
  • 🛠Updates quiet · updated 46 days ago
Installs since launch
0 397 794 794 Jul 20, 2026 today
+31 installs since Sep 20
Update history
1.0.3 Aug 11, 2026 · seen Sep 20, 2026
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
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Discover three great strategy board games in one approachable learning app. Game Atlas helps beginners understand Chess, Xiangqi (Chinese Chess), and Shogi (Japanese Chess) through clear explanations and hands-on board exercises. Learn the essentials: - Explore each board, its goal, pieces, movement, and key rules - Follow five concise lessons for each game - Practice moves with interactive board exercises - Track completed lessons and your overall learning progress Compare three strategy traditions: - Chess: learn piece movement, captures, checkmate, castling, promotion, and en passant - Xiangqi: discover the river, palaces, cannon captures, soldier movement, and flying-general rule - Shogi: understand promotion zones, captured pieces in hand, and piece drops Game Atlas makes unfamiliar rules easier to grasp by letting you compare board sizes, movement ideas, objectives, complexity, and history. Start with the game you know, then use those familiar ideas to explore another tradition. Designed for focused learning: - Beginner-friendly explanations - Short lessons suited to quick sessions - Deterministic exercises with clear goals - Offline-first access to lessons and progress - Clean, readable boards for Chess, Xiangqi, and Shogi When you are ready for a complete match, Game Atlas can also help you find Popoko's dedicated native game apps. Whether you are searching for a Chess guide, learning Chinese Chess for the first time, exploring Japanese Chess, or comparing classic strategy games, Game Atlas gives you a clear place to begin.