Solo Chess Tactics & Campaign
Master tactical chess puzzles and battle adaptive AI in this elegant solo campaign.
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About Solo Chess Tactics & Campaign
Solve tactical chess puzzles in a solo campaign or play full matches against an adaptive computer opponent.
How to play
- Choose between the puzzle campaign or a skirmish match.
- Tap one of your white pieces to see its legal moves.
- Select a highlighted square to move your piece.
- Complete the campaign objective within the move limit.
- In skirmish mode, outsmart the computer to deliver checkmate.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a piece to select it, then tap a highlighted square to move.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click a piece to select it, then click a highlighted square to move.
More about this game
Solo Chess Tactics & Campaign offers two ways to play: a puzzle campaign and a skirmish mode. In the campaign, you must find forcing moves to complete specific objectives, like capturing the queen or delivering checkmate, within a strict move limit. In skirmish mode, you command the white pieces against a computer opponent with three difficulty levels. A campaign stage ends when you complete the goal or run out of moves, while skirmish matches end in checkmate or a draw.
Tips
- Use the hint button if you get stuck in the campaign; it highlights the piece you need to move to find the forcing line, but it costs you a 2.2 second delay.
- In the campaign, pay close attention to the move limit and look for forcing moves like checks or captures to solve the position within the par limit to earn 3 stars.
- Start with the Apprentice difficulty in skirmish mode to get used to the computer's quick replies before facing the Master level's deeper search and stronger tactics.
FAQ
- How do I win campaign stages?
- You must complete the specific objective shown on the screen, such as capturing a specific piece or delivering checkmate, before you run out of moves. If you exceed the limit, you fail.
- Can I play as black?
- No, in both the puzzle campaign and the skirmish mode, you always command the white pieces. The computer opponent will always take control of the black pieces to fight against you.
- What do the difficulty levels mean?
- Apprentice makes quick replies, Tactician looks ahead slightly, and Master performs a deeper search to find the best moves against you in the skirmish matches.
