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Chess

Chess is a two-player strategy board game played on a checkered board with 64 squares arranged in an 8×8 grid.

Discover the Fun of Chess

Click a piece you want to move, possible tile move with blue or green color will be shown, then click one of them.

What studio worked on the development of this game?

The game’s development team is RedFoc.

What keywords help identify this game?

Descriptive tags linked to the game are board, chess, co-op.

Which age groups would benefit from playing this game?

The recommended age group for playing this game is Young Adults, Adults.

Is this game created using a game engine or a custom-built platform?

This game is built with the library Javascript.

Which gender group is this game most appropriate for?

The primary gender audience of this game is Male & Female.

In which category does this game fit?

The classification that best matches this game is Boardgames.

Can players enjoy the game on mobile devices such as iPhones and Android phones?

Yes, Chess is designed to work well on mobile phones.

Is there any representation of blood in the game?

Yes, Chess has blood effects or visuals.

Are players subjected to any cruel scenarios within the game?

Yes, Chess includes content considered cruel or inhumane.

Is this game appropriate for kids to play?

No, Chess is not appropriate for a younger audience.
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