Real Chess

Across a polished board sits Real Chess. Solo matches pair you with computer opponents across nine difficulty levels. Local play lets two people share the same board. Add a custom player name, pick from more than 200 flags, and swap the view between 2D and 3D during a match. Two-player sessions also support per-turn limits, increment settings, and a full clock for each side.

How to play?

Choose white or black, then set the board style and piece design before the first move. Pawns usually move first, opening lines for major pieces and giving knights and bishops room to develop. Black and white squares shape every route across the board, so place pieces with their movement patterns in mind. Watch how files, diagonals, and ranks change after each exchange. Reading the opponent's setup early helps you protect your king and build an attack.