Chess Sega

Old-school tournament boards fill the screen in Chess Sega, bringing back the 16-bit chess style many players remember from the 1990s. A computer rival waits across the board and doesn’t give away pieces for free. Long exchanges, traps, forks, and planned combinations decide the match. Tournament play adds a steady path through a full set of opponents.

How to play?

First, move the cursor with the arrows to highlight the piece you want. Next, place it on any square allowed by that piece’s legal move. During a match, switch the camera between a side view, a top view, and a first-person angle. In tournament rounds, win each game to move on to the next opponent.