Free chess game · iOS & Android

Chess offline, against the computer or a friend

Chess vs AI with an endless boss tower where every boss is stronger than the last, 2 player chess on one phone, chess over Wi‑Fi LAN and 3,000+ tactics puzzles. No internet, no account.

Free · works offline · no account

Home screen with all modes one tap away

What it looks like

Home screen with all modes one tap away
Home screen with all modes one tap away
Classic wood board, move hints and undo
Classic wood board, move hints and undo
Boss tower: every boss stronger than the last
Boss tower: every boss stronger than the last

What you get

AI boss tower

Endless tower — every boss is stronger than the last. Win to climb, lose and replay the same level. Tracks bosses beaten, best streak and experience.

2 players, one phone

Sit across from each other and share one device. Full chess rules: castling, promotion, check and checkmate.

Play over LAN

Two phones on the same Wi‑Fi. Create a room with a 4‑digit code, quick‑chat in‑match, 15‑minute clock per side. No server, no login.

3,000+ tactics puzzles

Adaptive to your level with a puzzle rating. By‑theme, Rush and Survival modes, plus a daily puzzle with streaks and a calendar.

Profile and stats

Win/draw/loss record, achievements and a rating chart — all stored on your phone only.

Classic wood UI

Move and check sounds, hints and undo, available in multiple languages.

Who it is for

Beginners learning chess against an easy computer, club players who want a hard AI, and friends playing two player chess on one phone.

Questions

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Playing against the computer, 2 players on one phone and puzzles are fully offline. LAN play only needs both phones on the same Wi‑Fi — no internet connection required.

Is it free?

Yes. The game is free and supported by ads. A one‑time “Remove Ads” purchase is available inside the app.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign‑up. Your games and stats never leave your phone.

Can I play with a friend on another phone?

Yes, over LAN: both phones join the same Wi‑Fi, one creates a room and shares the 4‑digit code.