Chess Grandmaster

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Description

Chess Grandmaster is the perfect travel companion for brainy gamers. Enjoy the two different game modes: classic matches against a custom AI and chess problems. A wide array of checkmate puzzles with two, three, and four moves will ensure hours of stimulating mental activity. The game Chess Grandmaster belongs to the categories Puzzle, Mobile Games and has been played 23291 times. It has a score of 85 and it has received 104 yes and 18 no. In the same categories you can find the games Junior Chess and Halloween Chess which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
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Chess Grandmaster gives you two ways to play. The first is a regular game of chess against a computer opponent. The second is a set of checkmate problems, where the position is already on the board and you have two, three or four moves to deliver mate.

That mix makes it handy for both a full game and a five minute brain workout. It works as a travel companion too, since it runs on phones, so a puzzle on the train is realistic. It is one of the Chess titles on this site.

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Playing matches and solving problems

Choose between a classic match and the problem mode. In a match, pieces are moved with the mouse or a finger, and standard chess rules apply until someone is checkmated or the game is drawn. In the problem mode, find the forced checkmate within the number of moves the puzzle states, two, three or four.

PlayMouse, point and click
On a phone or tabletTap the screen
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Chess tips

  • In mate puzzles, look at checks first, then captures, then quiet moves.
  • Against the computer, bring out your knights and bishops before launching an attack.
  • Castle early to keep your king safe.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
Rating
85.25% (122 votes)
Times played
23.291
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Frequently asked questions

What modes does Chess Grandmaster have?

Classic matches against the computer and checkmate problems.

How hard are the chess problems?

They ask for mate in two, three or four moves.