Chess Destroyer Reviews

cool and all

please add normal chess

Cool idea but the game is stacked against you. even in random "Easy" mode you can not keep it going for long as the goals become unobtainable

I wish i had friends to play with.... sadly i don't have those real life since i've missed my chance around graduation or years back since all the covid thing hit, the only friend i would have is memes and that isn't much of a person but images to show and understand you more of a friend to begin with, share and enjoy time together while laughing with good memes, but of course i don't get those where i live, just living about 22 years of isolation, very fun with clinical depression and suffered too much of ptsd, adhd; but i do enjoy my favorite game of them all is chess to calm down and relax alone to remember the times of not having someone on my side to play at school, just by myself 24/7 :). i wish i had a very close connection of a best friend that will always be down to play games or adventure through places that are unknown to this earth. behind the secrets which have told forth.

What a great and innovative way to play chess. I like the ways you destroy other pieces it looks really great combined with the amazing sound effects it makes when you crush enemies and next wave comes into play. If you are a fan of chess or have just played it for fun then i really recommend this game. I also think it is a great way to think differently and also practice some strategy in the real game.

Chess Destroyer, a really fun spin on the classic board game. its a fully working game with no bugs experienced so far, and is quite the unique strategy game, I just was browsing the roguelike genre and came across it, first confused by the concept of a roguelike chess game but its fairly simple and regular chess skills translate well. Great game, you may as well give it a shot its only £1.69

Interesting take on chess, but the similarity stops at the movement of the pieces. Normal chess tactics do not work when the opponent can move all their pieces each turn. Trading is always bad for the player, as new pieces are hard to come by while the AI has an endlessly-growing army. Once the board begins to expand, both sides are just mindlessly shuffling pieces until the other blunders. It is a cool concept that is fun for a couple rounds, but lacks any sort of depth or strategy.