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OutOfTheBit Ltd
Play with AI opponents
Play on a 6x6 board with simplified pieces including rooks, queens, and kings. Challenge AI at three difficulty levels or play against a friend locally. Features include matches, turn-based gameplay, and in- multiplayer.
Marina Anisovich
Play on one device or online
Play with another player on one device or online. Move pieces manually or use touch controls. Challenge random players with similar skill levels. Save game progress and review moves.
Shigeo Mimura
Play , capture pieces, move forward
Play on a grid-based board. Move pieces according to specific rules. Capture opponent's pieces and use them in your own game. Track turns and game history. Share results with other players.
Poly Bytes Sarl
Play Chess, Tic Tac Toe, and more
Play classic board games like Chess, Tic Tac Toe, Battleship, Connect 4, and Gomoku online. Challenge friends via shared links. Track progress and compete for rankings. Communicate with friends during games through in-game chat.
A Trillion Games Ltd
Play in 3D and challenge AI opponents
Play in a realistic 3D environment with customizable sets and boards. Compete against AI at 25 difficulty levels or watch AI vs AI matches. Review moves step by step and edit previous games.
Dmitrii Kolesnikov
Break objects to clear levels
Break objects in levels to progress. Shoot cannon at chess pieces and navigate through space. Collect coins to build altars and find new bullet types. Knock chests for more coins. Use one-touch controls to throw balls.
Erik Brandsma
Solve puzzles and improve your skills
Play puzzles with varying difficulty levels. Solve mate in 1 and mate in 2 problems. Tap and drag pieces to make moves. Includes tutorial levels for beginners. Track progress through different challenge types.
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