Kindergarten to Grandmaster is an interactive offline chess game designed for kids to learn and have fun. Developed by Metatrans Apps, this chess game has different playing modes and levels that allow kids to play sequentially and learn the game by playing. The app does not contain chess lessons or instructions regarding chess theory, but it provides a visual aid for kids to learn by playing.

The chess pieces are selected by touching them and the possible moves are colored in green on the board. In addition, when it is not allowed to move to a certain square, it is colored in red. The game can be played by two players on the same device or as a single player against the open source chess engine Bagatur, which has an increasing strength level. The default chess pieces set is specially designed for kids, and it is recommended to play with it only in Freestyle mode.

Kindergarten to Grandmaster is a great tool for kids to develop their analytical skills, memory, strategic thinking, concentration level, IQ, and pattern recognition. It is easy to use and play, and it is recommended to check all settings in the menu to customize the game according to the player's preferences. Overall, Kindergarten to Grandmaster is an excellent educational chess game that provides a fun and interactive way for kids to learn and play chess.