The Chess Variants Club
Play and discover 12 popular chess variants, improve your chess skills with hundreds of chess puzzles, or simply play regular chess with your friends - all in one package. This diverse collection includes several chess games and puzzles. All in a minimalist, beautifully designed virtual chess club.
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$6.9K
$3.1Klow → high range$15.3K
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About
About the game
Choose the chess variant you'd like to play sorted by piece sets:
... or sorted by board size:
Play and discover 12 popular chess variants, improve your chess skills with hundreds of chess puzzles, or simply play regular chess with your friends - all in one package.
This diverse collection includes several chess games and puzzles that will entertain you and your friends for thousands of hours. All in a minimalist, beautifully designed virtual chess club.
Here is the list of Chess Variants available:
- Demi-Chess;
- Dunsany's Chess;
- Chess960 (Fischer Random Chess);
- Los Alamos Chess;
- Atomic Chess;
- Silverman Chess;
- Microchess;
- Diana chess;
- Circe Chess;
- Dunsany's Chess;
- 3-Checks Chess;
- Knight Supreme Chess;
- The Pawns Game;
- Aleut Chess.
Key Features:
- Play against the computer or with your friends (local multiplayer or Remote Play Together);
- Originally composed soundtrack to help you relax and concentrate;
- 12 Chess Variants to learn and play;
- More than 400 chess puzzles to solve (Classical Chess, Atomic Chess, 3-Checks Chess, Micro-Chess, Demi-Chess, Diana Chess, Circe Chess, and more!);
Hundreds of chess puzzles available:
Play a chess match remotely with a friend, with Remote Play Together.
- Invite your friend to play with you. He/she doesn't need to have a Steam account - see more in Remote Play, on Steam;
- The remote player can use the shared mouse, the shared keyboard, or a gamepad (it works for a limited set of controller models).
- The input devices to be shared are defined by the player who made the invitation and is running the game;
- The definition of which input device will be used by which player is made at the start of each match.