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Chess

Chess is a two-player strategy board game played on a checkered board with 64 squares arranged in an 8×8 grid.

Quick Guide to Chess

Click a piece you want to move, possible tile move with blue or green color will be shown, then click one of them.

What labels are associated with this game?

Tags that emphasize the game’s style or gameplay include board, chess, co-op.

Who worked on programming and developing this game?

The game’s development and design were managed by RedFoc.

How is this game classified in terms of category?

The game is based on Boardgames gameplay.

What ages are targeted by this game?

The game can be enjoyed by players in the Young Adults, Adults age group.

Was this game developed with a specific game development platform like Cocos or GameMaker?

Javascript is the core framework for the game’s visual and interactive elements.

Is there any blood-related imagery in the game?

Yes, Chess includes scenes with blood.

Which gender group is this game targeted at?

This game is primarily aimed at Male & Female.

Is the game accessible on mobile devices like smartphones and tablets?

Chess is designed to work well on mobile screens.

Does the game feature any cruel elements?

Yes, Chess contains violent or abusive content.

Is this game suitable for younger audiences?

No, Chess is not suitable for a younger audience.
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