Chain Leap: Cosmic Checkers

Leap far. Think further. Chain Leap is a strategy board game for two, played on a glass board in the middle of a nebula. Each side has nine pieces in one corner, and the goal is simple: get all nine into the opposite corner before your opponent does. How it plays • Move one square: up, down, left or right. No diagonals. • Or leap over a piece right next to you, and land just past it. That's a Chain Leap. • After a leap you can leap again, and again. A good chain crosses the whole board in one turn. • Nobody gets captured: every piece on the board, yours or theirs, is a stepping stone. What's inside • vs Computer: four opponents, from Moon Cadet (a warm-up) to the Inventor Level, the final boss you unlock by beating Nova Captain. • 2 Players on one device: head to head, with a face-to-face mode for tablets. • Star Academy: 8 short lessons with Kochavon, your dry-humoured coach. • Every game paints a galaxy: your leaps turn into a sky full of stars. Save it as a poster and share it. • Play of the Game: your best move, replayed. • Your rules: Chain Leap or the Space Leap bonus mode, an 8×8 or 10×10 board, and the Full House rule. • Hebrew and English, high-contrast pieces, text size and reduced motion. No ads. No purchases. No sign-up. Plays offline, too. Invented by Alon Daniel. Developed by IscoviciLabs.