Chesskoban - Chess Puzzles Reviews

Good puzzle with an interesting concept, as a king you have to push the other chess pieces, kind of a sokoban. It's a relaxing game.

A good combination between chess and sokoban, that's it, I liked it.

Great chess variant. Wish you could move with mouse. Could never get sound working.

Relaxing little puzzle game. A few challenging levels, but overall just satisfying to play. Finished it in about 2 hours

This puzzle game is very creative, I really liked the way the mechanics work. Playing it was a great experience!

Very well done game with this chess mechanic. I loved the relaxing soundtrack, I think it matches the gameplay perfectly. I recommend it!

Great idea very well executed, very well done puzzles combined with sokoban brought a more difficulty to the game, which becomes super interesting!

Nice, quite easy puzzle game. Unique puzzle mechanic. Nice visual style. 50 levels. Will take between 1 and 2 hours to complete.

A small tranquil series of puzzles that combine chess with sokoban. You control a piece that moves knight pieces (square wise, not in knight formation). The goal is to move each knight to be in position to take out one of the set of opposing knights. Nothing happens until you have positioned all the knights, then the level completes with your knights all moving together. The music is peaceful and the minimalist graphics are pleasant. Makes a good change from ordinary block-pushing games. Difficulty level: casual, still interesting.

Chess Puzzle (Chesskoban) is a relaxing minimalist game that combines Sokoban and chess to create a variety of puzzles using limited space on the board. There are fifty levels total, which should take about an hour or so to complete. Some of the levels are extremely difficult because of how many pieces are on the board. The keyboard controls are straightforward when it comes to this game, as you can move with the WASD or arrow keys along with having the ability to restart (r), undo (z), and redo (c) board pieces. The toolbar offers many different ways to control the game, including changing the graphical settings, language, level select, camera angle (top-down or 3D side view), background color, windowed or fullscreen mode. Lots of critical thinking is necessary to pass certain levels as you will have to go back and forth constantly. Mistakes are easy to make, and sometimes, it is better to restart the entire board instead of undoing each piece. The most complex levels were some of the final parts of this game that had me stumped—Rated 8/10 based on difficulty, length, and price.