Some people play chess to relax. Others play to crush their opponent in as few moves as possible. If you’re the second type, a Chess Grandmaster is right up your alley.
This game is a fast-paced puzzle challenge where your brain is the only weapon you need. To test your intelligence, you can play a full match, choosing easy, medium and hard levels, whichever you prefer. But the fun and challenging part is to complete the puzzle with a few moves. These moves are the deciding factor of your victory. Solve the puzzle in two moves, three moves or four moves. It depends on you how many moves you want to checkmate the opponent.
Every puzzle drops you into a game that’s already in motion. Pieces are scattered, tension is high, and the clock is ticking in your head. Your job is simple: find the exact sequence of moves that ends the game in your favour. It’s part instinct, part calculation, and all about focus.
The first level eases you in with a quick mate in 2. Feels good. Then the 3-move puzzle makes you think a bit longer. By the time you reach the final 4-move problem, you’ll be double-checking every move in your head like a real tournament player.
How to Play the Game
- Study the position on the board. Every piece matters.
- Click or drag to make your moves.
- Follow the exact sequence that forces checkmate in the required moves.
- Finish all three puzzles in a row to earn your grandmaster badge.
Game Features
- Clean interface and easy controls
- Increasing difficulty with each puzzle
- Quick sessions for when you want a mental boost
Game Tips & Tricks
- Look for checks first – they often lead to the solution.
- Eliminate your opponent’s escape squares.
- Don’t rush; one wrong move can end the sequence.
- Visualise all moves before making your first click.
