Chinese Chess Master Online 3.5.1

Chinese Chess Online (Cờ Tướng Online) serves as a comprehensive digital adaptation of traditional Chinese Chess, offering both enthusiasts and newcomers an engaging platform to explore this classic game. Chinese Chess Master features pieces akin to those used in International Chess; however, the distinct movement rules and unique board layout of Xiangqi provide players with a strategic and stimulating alternative to Western chess variants.

The application demonstrates commendable versatility, accommodating players of various skill levels—from avid enthusiasts to complete beginners—and aims to deliver an enjoyable and challenging experience for all users. Its design facilitates hours of strategic gameplay, enhanced by a range of sophisticated features.

• Online multiplayer functionality enables participation with thousands of players worldwide, fostering competitive engagement at the highest levels.
• A dedicated feature allows users to observe live matches of friends or top players, adding a layer of community interaction.
• The platform integrates what is currently regarded as one of the strongest Chinese Chess engines, ensuring competitive and challenging gameplay against AI opponents.
• Seven difficulty settings accommodate progressive skill development and tailored challenges.
• Multiple game modes—including Human-Computer, Human-Human, and Computer-Computer—support varied playing preferences.
• Game management features such as Save/Load functions, posture adjustments, quick deals, and support for timers enhance usability and strategic planning.
• The interface provides options for fully undoing and redoing moves without limitation, showing legal moves, highlighting the last move made, and offering hint suggestions to assist players in decision-making.
• User account integration via MDC or Facebook facilitates login and game sharing functionalities.
• Players can easily share game results with friends, promoting social connectivity around the game.

The ranking system comprises seven levels: Recruit, Amateur, Professional, Top Player, Expert, GrandMaster, and King Of Chinese Chess. Progression through these levels is based on performance metrics that consider the skill disparity between opponents after each match. Notably, only one player can attain the highest level—King Of Chinese Chess—reflecting a competitive hierarchy within the platform.

The software supports multiple languages including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, and Vietnamese, enhancing accessibility for an international user base.