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Deliver the message from the King to the Castle, passing it from one piece to another of the opposite color.
This is not a chess game where you play against an opponent. The goal of the game is to solve the maze and help the king get to the castle.

Game Tips and Instructions for GBox ChessMazes

Possible moves are highlighted, choose the one you think is correct. Build a route to the Castle by moving from one piece to another of the opposite color, following the rules of chess. Find the right path.

If you reach a dead end, press the "Reset" button at the top of the playing field and try to build a new route.

Is this game built using a specific game engine?

The scripting language or development environment used in this game is WebGL.

Which team or studio is responsible for this game?

The coding and design of this game are credited to Alexander Baikovskiy.

Which gender is the game aimed at?

The game is designed to appeal to Male & Female players.

Which gaming genre encompasses this game?

The classification that best fits this game is Boardgames.

What descriptive tags are linked to this game?

The tags used to identify this game are logic.

Is this game appropriate for children to play?

No, GBox ChessMazes cannot be played by kids without concern.

What is the intended age group for this game?

This game is suitable for Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors, whether young people, adults, or seniors.

Does the game display any blood effects or references?

Yes, GBox ChessMazes contains blood-related visuals.

Is the gameplay associated with any kind of cruelty?

Yes, GBox ChessMazes portrays cruel or harsh behaviors.