Janggi — Korean Chess

Janggi is Korean chess. Command your chariots, cannons, horses and elephants, use the diagonal lines inside the palaces, and checkmate the enemy general before yours falls.

• Every piece moves its own way — chariot, cannon, horse, elephant, guard and soldier — and tapping a piece shows where it can go
• Check and bikjang (facing generals) rules — when a bikjang is called you must break it or accept it, and accepting settles the game on points right there — plus a points decision after 200 moves (Han gets 1.5 bonus points, so points never tie)
• Four starting setups for your horses and elephants
• Hangul labels option: show Korean letters instead of Chinese characters on the pieces
• Three computer levels: Easy, Normal and Hard
• Two players can take turns on one device
• Play as Cho (moves first), Han (moves second) or random
• Undo a move
• Win-loss record for each level
• Built-in how-to-play guide
• Plays in 9 languages

Recent changes:
Bikjang rule update: when a bikjang (facing generals) is called, you can break it or accept it, and accepting settles the game on points right there, so there are no more draws. You can also resign a decided game from the game screen.