Smart Mouse Puzzle vs Great Power Chess

Exercise your brain time to wise up,is the test of a casual person intellectual game,if you have the time it would play one now,and let your life is no longer empty,this game supports phones and tablets. This game is definitely worth crossing rich playable game,suitable for all ages,you will play the role of game mouse,you goal is to do all the companions rescued and there will be a reward cheese,and finally empty mousetrap to Xie down.See how much you can save a little mice,hurry to try it,see if you can a few off,I wish you good luck! How to play: fingers slide up and down on the screen indicates the direction to walk up and down about.Note that there must be an obstacle will stop,this is a test of a persons intelligence.Break through all the levels.

Great Power Chess blends the world of Western chess and Chinese Xiangqi into a single, unified battlefield. Each half of the board follows its own traditional rules—until pieces cross over, where they must adapt to a new system. One of the greatest powers in life is the power of friendship. There’s just something special about sitting down with a friend and playing a game of chess in person. It’s not just about the game—it’s about sharing good conversation, laughter, and that quiet feeling of connection. It’s a really nice way to spend time together and enjoy some meaningful fellowship. Western bishops lose their long diagonal range. Xiangqi cannons lose their leap. The queen moves like an elephant. The border is not just a line—it’s a shift in how the game is played. This version is designed for thoughtful solo play or face-to-face fun with a friend. It’s more than a game—it’s a learning tool and a creative reinterpretation of two centuries-old traditions. Features • Combine Xiangqi and Western chess on one board • Unique rule crossover at the border • Solo or shared turn play — no strict order • Designed to encourage learning and experimentation • No ads, no tracking, just pure play Developed in Fresno, California, celebrating 23 years of Good Characters. We’d love your feedback! Reach us at andy@goodcharacters.com or visit goodcharacters.com