Grid-based puzzle platforming meets classic chess moves in this clever strategy game. Pieces behave true to their rules-knights leap, bishops slide diagonally-yet they drop downward after each action and halt before moving again. Stacking them builds essential height to reach higher spots and outmaneuver obstacles.
Players tackle levels by positioning pieces to snag the enemy king, who sits idle without striking back. No risk of losing your own forces means pure focus on smart placement and timing. Casual strategy fans who enjoy bite-sized puzzles with chess-inspired depth will find plenty to master on PC.
Chessformer is a grid-based puzzle platformer with Chess pieces. Each of the pieces moves as expected, but they fall down after moving and can't move again until they stop falling. Pieces also stack on top of each other which is key to solving most levels. The goal in each level is to capture the opposing king, who is lazy and never moves, so don't worry about losing any pieces.
