Cheir vs Gambitile

Cheir = Chess + Heir A new competitive game that adds the secret of the "Regent" to chess. ■ What is a Regent? Before each game, you secretly choose one Knight, Bishop, or Rook as your "Regent." Your opponent can't see which one. ■ Two Ways to Win 1. Checkmate (as usual) 2. Capture your opponent's Regent! On top of normal chess, you must hunt and protect Regents. "Could that piece be their Regent?" — that mind game is what makes Cheir unique. ■ Features • Online Multiplayer — ELO-based matchmaking finds opponents at your skill level • Global Rankings — Bronze / Silver / Gold / Platinum / Diamond rank tiers • AI Matches — Easy, Normal, and Hard difficulty levels • Private Matches — Play with friends using room codes • Sign in with Apple — Sync your data across devices • 5 Languages — English, Japanese, Russian, German, Spanish ■ Monetization Cheir is ad-free with no pay-to-win elements. • Supporter Pack (one-time): Detailed stats, full match history, Supporter badge • Tip Jar: Optional donations to support development No gameplay-affecting purchases whatsoever. terms: https://qursor.vercel.app/app/6761400592/terms

Become the piece you step on. Tap to move as a rook, step onto a knight tile, and now you move like a knight. Slide, hop, and morph your way to the exit across 100 hand-tuned chess puzzles. HOW IT PLAYS - Tap any highlighted square to move as your current piece. - Step onto a piece-tile to morph into that piece. - Reach the glowing exit in as few moves as you can. WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT - 100 deterministic puzzles, every one verified solvable — you can always win. - Five rising tiers, from gentle 4x4 warm-ups to roomy 8x8 boards with gaps. - Stuck? A hint shows the next move and undo takes a step back — no restarts. - A warm, modern look: real chess pieces on a wooden board, calm teal table. EASY TO PICK UP, HARD TO PERFECT - Plays in portrait, one-handed, online or off. - Three-star ranks reward the tightest solution. - Quick to start, satisfying to master. A relaxing logic puzzle in the spirit of classic chess problems — but every piece you become is one you stepped on. The board teaches you, one clear move at a time.