Are you ready to become a champion? Choose your hero and challenge other players in this family-friendly game with a lively cartoon style. Train your brain and bond with your loved ones at the same time.
Platforms
Switch PC XONEGenres
Card & Board Game Platform Puzzle StrategyThemes
Comedy Educational Party
Languages: English and 10 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Movies Games and Tech
By Michael HoadeUnfortunately the game in its current form, is just a first draft. Better to stick with your home chess set, for now.
TheSixthAxis
By Nick PetrasitiDespite being just a chess game, there are no real selling points to recommend this over any of the others out there. There's no extra modes, no tutorial and the game is marketed as being something it's not. This is a gambit you should not bother taking.
Screen Rant
By Cody PetersonNewcomer friendly, but veterans may grow bored.
Pure Nintendo
By Trevor GouldBrawl Chess is strictly adequate. It's hard to screw up chess badly, but as a video game, the aspiration in this take (or lack thereof) is pretty average. While targeting kids with a cartoony, less violent take on the Battle Chess formula is noble, overlooking a tutorial is a head-scratcher, to put it mildly. DLC is also highly questionable at best. Think long and hard on this one if it isn't on sale.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationSeeing this title immediately brought back fond memories of the classic Battle Chess, which was generally pretty enjoyable even if I was never very good at playing the game...
