Chess

Chess is the most famous strategic board game of all time. Easy to learn but difficult to master, play against the smart Ai artificial intelligent player and with four levels of difficulty to choose from anyone from a novice to a master can play. Chess is also playable against another player, either way winning wont come easy. With stunning 3D graphics and realistic game play you will feel you are playing on a real chess board and you can change your viewpoint of the board in order to help you see that killer strategic move to win the game. The built in chess engine automatically helps you make legal moves by highlighting the squares of any piece can move to. Chess has a selection of different boards and pieces to choose from so no game will look the same.

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