Mojo Melee is a strategic auto chess battler game where strategy and tactics reign supreme. Assemble unique teams of Mojos, Champions, and SpellStones, and battle it out in engaging PvP matches.

Mojo Melee

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El Xando

Pokémon Chess is an unofficial Pokémon themed version of chess which combines the type advantages of Pokémon and the gameplay of chess.

Pokémon Chess

AppAttack LLC

A collectible card game that combines chess with cards. Extremely strategic with dark fantasy themes.

Dark Duel

Immortal Game represents the first ever free-to-play and play-and-earn version of chess with a built-in earning mechanism, and our mission is simple – provide existing chess players with the most nuanced and variable experience available coupled with financial rewards for their skills, while simultaneously introducing the game to an entirely new audience of investors and DeFi / GameFi enthusiasts.

Built on the Ethereum network, the project is available for both mobile phones and PCs, and whilst we were passionate about keeping the core rules of the gameplay unchanged, we have introduced an exciting new element, which will allow players to access fun features and new ways to play that will enhance the gaming experience, as well as maximize earning potential.

Immortal Game

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Performave

A parody ReCaptcha in which you play chess against an AI to prove you are not a robot.

ReCaptcha V4

Join Jack as he climbs the never-ending beanstalk in this cute turn-based puzzle platformer adventure. Explore 5 exciting worlds and 100 levels, encountering a vibrant cast of enemies each with their own unique abilities along the way.

Nymble

Krystian Majewski

A simple, cute retro version of classic Chess made in Pico-8. Full implementation of the Chess rules with a juicy interface and some basic AI to play against.

Pico Checkmate

Monsiv

Chess is fun, but it's time for something new and this is it: https://monsiv.com 
 
It's a fast, simple game but with deep strategy. 
 
It's also browser based, free, and doesn't require signup, so you can start playing straight away.

Square Enix

A board game with RPG mechanics and a turn-based combat system for battles.
Four characters are brought into the game, each character has 2 supporting units that appear in battle. Characters move like different chess pieces, based on their classes, over the 5x5 game board. The game also uses reversi rules for board control. Tiles you own grant mana that is used in battle for different levels of attacks.
There are also ways to damage characters on the board outside of battles.
The game is won by defeating the other teams King character in battle.

No release outside of Japan has been announced.

Antique Carnevale

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Queenside Games

Choker combines two of the world's favorite card and board games for the ultimate challenge. Chess + Poker = Choker. Ready for high stakes chess? For the poker phase, you'll need cunning and cool calculation. In chess, you'll need strategy and brilliance. To win the pot, you need it all.

Choker: Chess & Poker

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Nickelodeon

Bikini Bottom Chess is a SpongeBob themed chess web game with 5 levels and a multiplayer mode. The gameplay is just like chess, with King Neptune being the King. The player must protect King Neptune to keep from losing. Standard chess rules apply to this game, with some exceptions, such as the fact that sometimes the opposite player ("black") starts.

SpongeBob SquarePants: Bikini Bottom Chess

Freezing Moon

Materialize and control a squad of creatures with unique stats and abilities in order to defeat your foes!

Ancient Beast

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In Kung-Fu Chess, either player could move any available piece at any given moment, though only one piece could be moved at a time. After a piece was moved, a predefined delay prevented it from moving again for a short period of time. This, plus piece movements not being instantaneous, meant that speed and timing were crucial aspects of the game, as any delay could determine whether a piece was captured or whether said piece dodged the opponent's pieces. In addition to this, the game's "real-time" aspect led to essential differences between Kung-Fu Chess and standard chess. For instance, checks and pins did not exist in the game, since players were not bound to one move at a time and thus could respond to threats with multiple piece movements. Checkmate and stalemate were similarly both impossible to achieve; as such, the game only ended when one's king was physically captured or if one's opponent resigned. In following with the martial arts theme, the game also featured a rating system categorized by belt colors.

Kung Fu Chess

Play the Quantum Chess RTS against an easy AI. Expect chaos.

Chess Browser Games