How do I analyze a game I just finished?

Walk every move with engine evaluation, blunder detection, and Coach commentary.

How do I analyze a game I just finished?

Right after any game ends, you can replay it move-by-move with engine evaluation, see where the turning points were, and ask Coach Dawn what went wrong.

1. From the Game Over screen, tap Review with Coach Dawn or Replay & Analyze . 2. You'll land on the replay viewer with the board, move list, and evaluation bar. 3. Use ← / → (or the arrows under the board) to step through the moves.

If you closed the screen, every game is saved to your Game History. Open any game from the list to jump back into the same replay experience.

- Evaluation bar — the engine's score after each move (positive = White better, negative = Black better). - Move list — your moves on the left, opponent's on the right. Tap any move to jump there. - Best move arrow — highlights what the engine would have played instead. - Move quality tags — Blunder, Mistake, Inaccuracy, Best, Brilliant.

On the replay page, the Coach panel lets you ask things like:

- "Why was 18.Nxd5 a mistake?" - "What was my best plan after move 12?" - "Was the opening sound?"

Coach Dawn reads the position, the engine line, and your move history — so answers are specific to the game in front of you, not generic chess advice.

Tip — Always replay your losses first. One reviewed loss teaches more than ten quick wins.

- How do takebacks and resigning work? - What can Coach Dawn do for me? - How do I export my games as PGN?

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