Casual Chess

Across the board, one exposed piece can change the whole position. Casual Chess puts you into a championship-style match against a computer rival, asking you to read the position, plan several moves, and protect the king at all times. New players can settle in quickly, and experienced ones can test different plans from the opening. Before the match, set the difficulty, pick black or white, and choose from three board designs.

How to play?

Move each piece by its own rule and work with the space it can legally cover. Pawns line up in front, forming the first barrier and often trading early. Stronger pieces stand behind them, ready to defend key squares or attack open lines. Guard the king from checks, pressure the opposing side, and trap the enemy king in a checkmate position.