Chess for Beginners

Test your strategic mind in the chessboard world of Chess for Beginners! Get ready for incredible strategic planning in this game! All the action of the game takes place on a chessboard, which is divided into sixty-four white and brown squares. Each player will have sixteen game pieces, arranged in two rows. In the first row are the pawns, this is like the first line of defense. In the second row are the main pieces of the game, led by the king. Each piece has its own specific direction of movement and combat. Each of the pieces can only move a certain number of cells as provided by the game. Pawns are small pieces that are not important, but you can use them to make traps for your opponent's pieces and thus kill them one by one. Make traps and remember to protect yourself, because your opponent, be it a virtual computer intelligence or your friend, is waiting for you to make a miscalculation in order to get a better chance to win. Beginner players often forget about the defense and make irreparable mistakes. As you play, calculate your every move and your opponent's anticipated moves well, so that you make fewer mistakes. Learn to think strategically and every time choose cunning tactics to get closer to the most important piece "King" of your opponent, and to put him the decisive checkmate. Good luck to you and good results.