Battle Chess Simply amazing. Literally the best Chess game on Steam. Nostalgia goggles or not, I remember playing this game on my Dads old PC - an Amiga, no less - sitting up in the morning before school sneaking a few games in, sitting up at night before bed watching him play. It was a different time. A better time. It might be old, but there are some things that never go out of style....
Chesskoban - Chess Puzzles A great puzzle, mixing chess and sokoban in very well done levels, for sure one of the best sokoban I’ve played. I highly recommend – Real player with 1.9 hrs in game Read More: Best Chess Sokoban Games. Sokoban + Chess is a perfect match. Recommended for everyone who likes puzzles. – Real player with 1.5 hrs in game...
The Steps as we know them The Steps As We Know Them is a nice restricted-movement path-finding puzzle game using some movements as per usual of chess pieces. While it uses the chess pieces and in some ways imitate the standard moving patterns of the pieces, the actual game has very little to do with chess. The game could be given a completely different skin and would still make perfect sense without the chess pieces....
Cooperative Chess When your friends win, you win. Co-op Chess occurs in rounds, and in each round you must occupy all the “!” squares. Achieve checkmate for either side and you both win! If you’ve read this far, you must want some feature details Customizable difficulty. Single-player mode if you want to learn in a safe place (or if that’s just your thing). Avatar customization unlocked by completing achievements....
回纹战棋 Only played short while to get first impression, it seemed alright. Well worth 99 cents cheaper then candy bar. Well also actually helping someone even if just a little. – Real player with 0.1 hrs in game Read More: Best Chess Turn-Based Tactics Games. 回纹战棋 on Steam Emote Farming Simulator - With Twitch Integration Play scuffed games and react to unoriginal video while degenerates in your chatroom make fun of you and react to what you say....
Kings Gauntlet: Chess Revolution Kings Gauntlet: Chess Revolution is a 1v1 chess-inspired action game where you shoot at your opponent to summon pieces on the board. Pieces can move as they would in chess, they will try to crush any opposing king or piece that crosses their path. As the match goes on, stronger pieces will be available for summoning, until the queens bring chaos on the battlefield. Real Time Battle!...
Chess Knights: High Noon Incredible game!! This is definitely the most fun game in the Chess Knights series! I love western movies and this game has the perfect western vibe! In the other games, you could only survive, escapingfrom the enemies, but now you are a badass gunslinger and you only advance if you eliminate all enemies on the level! The puzzle continues with the same quality from Minimol games, but now we have the addition of Duel mode, which forces you to think and act very fast, just like in a real duel!...
Chessaria: The Tactical Adventure (Chess) TL;DR A game of chess and chess-puzzles, with an extremely high-cliché fantasy theme. Quite engaging, highly-polished and very enjoyable. Full Review I discovered this title by accident, but wow… what a surprise! I quite like chess, but it does tend to be a) quite clinical and b) too difficult. This game, however, fixes that! Chessaria comes with a quick-play mode against the computer with a few chess variants (standard chess, plus some asymmetric variants and other unusual scenarios)....
Chessplosion This is a great game that uses its simplicity and straightforward chess moves, to combine it into a deep and complex gameplay as you’ll constantly be planning 2 moves in advance. The cute look and simple-at-first-glance aspect makes it a super fun and enjoyable experience, which leads to harder challenges as you progress. There’s even multiplayer with lobbies that would make fighting games blush! Worth every bit of the price, it’s a small and well put game....
Frozen Synapse I’ve bought this game three times now and I’d buy it again if I had more free time. I bought it first as a standalone Linux game. Later I picked up another copy in a bundle that gave me a Steam key for it (it was part of a bundle and there were other games in that bundle I liked, but having a copy of Frozen Synapse on Steam was the sweetener that sealed the deal for me) and I subsequently bought it for Android because I couldn’t get enough of it....