How to Play
50 Languages. The board consists of 16 columns × 8 rows — two standard 8×8 chessboards joined side by side. White faces Black on the left, while Yellow faces Gray on the right, using the standard chess setup.
The White + Yellow team plays against the Black + Gray team. Turns rotate in sequence:
White → Black → Yellow → Gray → White again.
Game Modes:
• 1 Players — 1 vs Robot 1-10 level
• 2 Players — 1 vs 1, with each player controlling two colors.
• 3 Players — 1 vs 2, where one player controls two colors.
• 4 Players (Teams) — 2 vs 2, with each player controlling one color.
• 4 Players – Free for All — No teams. Everyone plays against everyone, with each player controlling one color.
Pieces move according to standard chess rules and can move freely across the entire board.
Castling, pawn promotion, and check are all available. However, there is no checkmate: the winner is the player whose king is the last one remaining on the board.
When a king is captured, all of that king's remaining pieces come under the control of the player who captured it.
The ability to plan double attacks, complete freedom of movement across the expanded board, the actual capture of kings, and unpredictable new combinations create an entirely new chess experience.
Chess on a 16x8 board for 1-4 players. Online, voice chat, 50 languages.