Chess 2

A full board and sixteen pieces on each side set the match. Chess 2 puts you into a classic duel against computer play, with checkmate as the only finish that settles it. The pressure comes from reading the position, protecting your king, and building attacks that force the rival monarch into a square with no escape. Eight computer levels are available, and the default setup drops you into the fourth one right away. Before the first move, you can also decide which color to play and whether to activate pro mode, which gives the AI a much tougher edge.

How to play?

Choose a side in the menu, set the strength level, then begin a new match with the options you want. If the computer feels too strong, return to settings and lower the difficulty before resetting the board. Pro mode demands tighter defense and more precise attacks, so weak piece trades quickly cost space and material. From the same menu, toggle move rollback on or off if you want to replay a bad move and test another line.