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Chess 67

Chess 67

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Overview

Chess 67 is an ancient intellectual game that unites millions of people around the world. Two armies meet on an 8x8 chessboard to identify the strongest strategist. Immerse yourself in the world of endless combinations, where every move can change the outcome of the game. Chess trains memory, concentration, and the ability to anticipate an opponent's actions. The game is suitable for all ages: children develop thinking, adults maintain mental acuity, and the elderly use it to prevent age-related changes. Modern chess is not only a sport, but also an art. They have a place for daring attacks, cunning traps and spectacular victims. There are no random wins here, everything is decided solely by your skill. Start your journey from beginner to grandmaster right now and feel the taste of victory over a worthy opponent.

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Game instructions

The goal of the game is to checkmate the opponent's king, that is, to attack him so that he does not have a single legal move to defend himself. The players take turns, and white starts first. Each of the six figures moves in its own way: — The king goes to one field in any direction. — The queen is the strongest piece, moves any distance vertically, horizontally and diagonally. — The rook moves in a straight line vertically and horizontally. — The bishop moves diagonally to any number of squares. — The knight walks with the letter "G" and can jump over other pieces. — The pawn moves only forward, but cuts diagonally; it can jump over the square from the initial position. The player must protect his king from the check. If there are no moves to defend, it's checkmate and the end of the game. A draw is possible: a stalemate, a lack of matting material, or a three-fold repetition of the position.

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