Chess

Chess invites you to participate in the classic intellectual game with the most satisfying strategic rounds. What challenges will the combination of strategy and logical thinking abilities have? You will start the round with a 64-square board and a powerful army with a king, queen, general, knight, rook, and pawn. Each chess piece will have its own unique movement properties. Specifically:

King: can only go to the square right next to it. This is the chess piece that needs to be protected. If you lose the king, you will lose.
Queen: can move in any direction with as many steps as you like.
Bishop: slide diagonally with unlimited steps.
Knight: move to a cell of a different color, one row away from the standing position.
Castle: can only go straight or horizontal with an unlimited number of steps.
Pawn: the weakest piece, but can move towards the opponent's end of the field to advance.

The game requires top strategies and meticulous observation skills from players. You must not be negligent in any situation, and you should notice every move of your opponent carefully. You will not know what the opponent's strategy is, so try to protect the king at all costs before attacking.

How to play

You hold down and move the chess piece to a valid position based on your strategy. The most important goal is to find a way to destroy the opponent's king and try to protect your own king.

The great benefits of the game

Train your strategic thinking ability.
Improve your ability to concentrate and analyze situations in as much detail as possible.
Stimulates creativity and improves problem-solving skills.
Entertaining games will, of course, help you relieve stress, but be ready for the toughest logic battles.