Viking Chess, Morris & Fox
Chinese Checkers, Hnefatafl
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Enjoy four classic board games offline with no ads or account required. Play against AI on multiple difficulty levels or pass your device to a friend. Track your wins and losses with stored statistics.
What's New in Viking Chess, Morris & Fox
1.1
September 3, 2026
This update makes all four games easier to find: Viking Chess, Nine Men's Morris, Fox & Geese, and Chinese Checkers. - Hint button on every game - Last-move highlight after you or the computer play - Sound and haptics toggles on the About screen
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FAQ
What games are included in Viking Chess?
Viking Chess includes four complete historic board games: Nine Men's Morris, Viking Chess (Hnefatafl), Fox & Geese, and Chinese Checkers. Each game offers a full ruleset for an authentic experience.
Can I play Viking Chess offline?
Yes, Viking Chess is designed to work completely offline. No network connection or Wi-Fi is required to play any of the included games, making it perfect for on-the-go entertainment.
Does Viking Chess have ads?
No, Viking Chess is completely ad-free. The app is designed to provide an uninterrupted gaming experience without any advertisements.
How many players can play Viking Chess?
Viking Chess supports both single-player against AI and local multiplayer (pass-and-play). Chinese Checkers specifically supports 2-6 players against AI opponents.
What are the AI difficulty levels in Viking Chess?
You can play against the computer on three different difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, and Hard. This allows you to tailor the challenge to your skill level.
Does Viking Chess require an account?
No, Viking Chess does not require any account creation or sign-in. All your game progress and statistics are stored locally on your device.
What devices is Viking Chess available on?
Viking Chess is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. The app is optimized for these iOS devices.
How often is Viking Chess updated?
The latest version is 1.1, last updated on September 3, 2026. Updates typically include bug fixes and potential new features or game improvements.
