Chess 2D

Translated

Whoever deems the game of kings boring definitely hasn’t yet tried beating the clock in the speed Chess 2D. The AI opponent you’ll face is far from the best player, with the real struggle being the strict time limitation. Depending on your abilities, you can choose among 5-minute (Easy), 3-minute (Normal), 1-minute (Difficult), and Unlimited (Infinite) match timers.

Playing speed chess is a great method for improving your quick thinking, adaptation, and overall chess technique. Master the core principles of the ultimate brain game to exploit even the slightest advantages, dominate the board, and push your skills to the next level. The questionable board design and coloring choices make discerning your pieces from the opponent’s quite difficult, thus bringing an additional yet perhaps unnecessary challenge.

How to play Chess 2D

You must always have the end goal in mind while playing chess — a checkmate. Learn an opening to get a head start over the AI opponent and practice its variations. After a while, you should be able to play at least the first 10 moves relatively quickly and achieve a good position entering the midgame. To avoid blunders, you want to stay calm and not rush things. There’s just enough time to think your next move through, especially in the easier difficulties.

What are the controls for Chess 2D?

Chess 2D is available for free on our website in both mobile and PC browsers. Tap or click on the piece to select it, then tap or click on one of the playable squares (marked green) to move it. If you change your mind and want to play another piece, simply tap or click on it to switch the selection.

Features

• A game of speed chess against intermediate AI
• The clock is ticking in 1, 3, and 5-minute matches
• Visual design that makes the game more difficult

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