Solve daily chess logic puzzles by strategically placing pieces to attack numbered targets. Compete with friends in multiplayer battles or tackle endless challenges. Offers a tutorial for beginners and advanced modes for experienced players.
1.1
October 4, 2026
• Battles: race friends on the same five boards. One six-digit code, up to 16 players, each joining as a chess piece. • Hints: stuck in Unlimited or a past mission? Get the reason for the next move. One free a day. • Past missions: anyone can now play one past day for free. • Feel: agents land, numbers lock on when they match, the screen shakes when one goes over, and clearing all 20 earns a stamp. • Lose your last heart and see that board’s answer. The heart rule is explained more clearly. • Now in Japanese, Traditional Chinese, French, German and Spanish. • Layout and wording polish, especially on small screens.
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Oct 10, 2026 — Oct 11, 2026
Chesspy involves placing chess pieces, called agents, on a board to attack numbered target squares. Each target must be attacked by the exact number of agents indicated. The game offers a tutorial to explain the mechanics.
The description does not explicitly state offline capabilities. However, daily missions and past missions might require an internet connection to download new content or sync scores.
Yes, Chesspy features 'Battles' where you can create a game with a code for friends to join. Up to 16 players can compete on the same boards, with the winner determined by most boards solved, fewest hearts lost, and fastest time.
The Pro version is a one-time purchase that unlocks unlimited access to Unlimited boards and hints, the ability to create battles, all past missions, and all agent designs with detailed stats. It does not affect daily scores or hint availability in Today's Mission.
You start with three hearts per mission. Placing or moving an agent that causes a target number to turn red costs one heart. Losing all hearts allows you to see the solution for that board.
Chesspy has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for young children. The game's logic-based gameplay and chess-like elements can be educational.
The app was last updated on October 4, 2026, with version 1.1. This suggests relatively frequent updates, likely to introduce new puzzles or features.
No, Chesspy is advertised as having no ads, ensuring an uninterrupted puzzle-solving experience.
