With the development of AI, it is no longer difficult to know the best move for each phase. However, no matter how much AI analyzes the best moves and thinks that they "know" on the spot, there are many things that they forget and cannot use in actual battles. This app is for those who can't remember easily even if they try to make their own Joseki file and practice memorization.
[Immediate memorization practice by adding game records from Dropbox]
First of all, you need to prepare a game record or a Joseki file that you want to memorize. If you have a game record file, please convert it to a branched game record. Next, connect to Dropbox within the app (if you do not have a Dropbox account, please create one). Then, a new "ANKIF" folder will be created in the "Application" folder of Dropbox, so if you add the prepared game records there, you can easily import them from within this application (branching game records are automatically created as multiple single game records). converted to and imported).
[If you make a mistake, your hand will return immediately! ]
If you add the game record, you can challenge memorization with one button. All you have to do is remember and point the move according to the game record you added. If you make a mistake, the move will be returned immediately, and if you do not understand it, you can skip it. If you point to the correct move, the game record will progress more and more. The final move also has an effect! Let's work on memorization in a fun way like a game.
[Abundant setting options]
There are many setting options for efficient memorization, such as omitting duplicate phases, automatically making the opponent's move by the CPU, saving the score, upper limit on the number of moves, etc.
[Graph memorization results! ]
Mistakes or skipped moves are counted as incorrect answers. The results are automatically saved and can be visualized in a bar graph at any time. And you can also filter by the correct answer rate and retry memorizing only with weak game records.
[Let's make a difference to rivals in the early and middle stages! ]
How about adding joseki memorization practice to your daily routine along with Tsume Shogi? New paths will undoubtedly open up. Even if the joseki you memorized does not appear in the actual battle, the memorization practice will not be wasted. This is because the more solid the joseki (foundation) is, the easier it will be to apply. The more you touch a real hand, the more you will definitely improve your ability to capture a good move from an unknown situation.
[Immediate memorization practice by adding game records from Dropbox]
First of all, you need to prepare a game record or a Joseki file that you want to memorize. If you have a game record file, please convert it to a branched game record. Next, connect to Dropbox within the app (if you do not have a Dropbox account, please create one). Then, a new "ANKIF" folder will be created in the "Application" folder of Dropbox, so if you add the prepared game records there, you can easily import them from within this application (branching game records are automatically created as multiple single game records). converted to and imported).
[If you make a mistake, your hand will return immediately! ]
If you add the game record, you can challenge memorization with one button. All you have to do is remember and point the move according to the game record you added. If you make a mistake, the move will be returned immediately, and if you do not understand it, you can skip it. If you point to the correct move, the game record will progress more and more. The final move also has an effect! Let's work on memorization in a fun way like a game.
[Abundant setting options]
There are many setting options for efficient memorization, such as omitting duplicate phases, automatically making the opponent's move by the CPU, saving the score, upper limit on the number of moves, etc.
[Graph memorization results! ]
Mistakes or skipped moves are counted as incorrect answers. The results are automatically saved and can be visualized in a bar graph at any time. And you can also filter by the correct answer rate and retry memorizing only with weak game records.
[Let's make a difference to rivals in the early and middle stages! ]
How about adding joseki memorization practice to your daily routine along with Tsume Shogi? New paths will undoubtedly open up. Even if the joseki you memorized does not appear in the actual battle, the memorization practice will not be wasted. This is because the more solid the joseki (foundation) is, the easier it will be to apply. The more you touch a real hand, the more you will definitely improve your ability to capture a good move from an unknown situation.
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