Dobrý den, chtěl bych se zeptat, zda i tyto šachy umožňují hru jen jednoho hráče, tedy proti počítači. Případně jaký je rozdíl mezi těmito šachy a verzí Lexibook ChessLight® Elektronické šachy se světly (kromě světel). Děkuji. Martin Kantor

Lexibook Chess Elite guides you through the basics of chess games, even if you don't know how to move the pieces. This electronic chess game features a keyboard, has 64 levels of difficulty and teaches you 4 game styles. You can also play with a friend and challenge them to a game. The keyboard has a referee option that will guide you through the entire game. You can start with the Beginner Training feature. Here, the chess will indicate whether your move has been executed well. The Tip function will suggest the correct movement on the keyboard or you can use the Back function, which allows you to go back 2 strokes. With Lexibook Chess Elite you will become a chess master, because the computer knows 50 possible strategies, so you can win against anyone.

Elite Lexibook Chess has a total of 64 levels of difficulty, including 5 beginner levels where the computer lets your opponent win by deliberately choosing the wrong moves and sacrificing pieces. Once you have mastered the basic rules, you will advance to the Perfection level, where the computer will advise you whether your move was optimal and give you the opportunity to correct and redraw each move. Motivational levels follow where you get individual clues from the computer. And the masters reach the Perfect level, where visual movement occurs using 16 horizontal and 16 vertical diodes.

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