Sunroom Chess is proper chess with big pieces, plain words and no hurry. The pieces are drawn for this game, wide and chunky with thick outlines, so white and black both stand out on every square. Tap a piece and big dots show where it can go; if the squares feel small, Move to lists every move as a big button.
Every move is said in plain words, from "Knight to f3" to "Pawn takes the bishop on d5. Check." The line above the board always says whose turn it is and what to do next. You can play Ivy, Frank, Margaret or Edmund, from a beginner to a strong player, or a friend on the same screen.
There's no clock, undo is always free, and a hint shows a good move with an arrow and tells you why. There are three looks to choose from: deep Olive, light Daylight for a bright room, and black-and-white Night for the strongest contrast.
