Chess 3D: Fantasy Armies Fight

In the game

The board, the Armory, the Store.

A game in progress on the 3D board — Orbit, tilt, pan and zoom. Coordinates painted onto the frame.

The Armory showing the Warbound: Kingdom king — The Armory: inspect any piece, any angle, any animation.

The Grave Legion black queen in the Armory — Every piece lit exactly as it is on the board.

The Store, army cards with rendered kings — Each army is a one-time purchase, yours forever.

What makes it different

Captures are fights, and the armies are real.

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Every capture is a duel

The attacker walks up, strikes, and the defender falls — a real animated fight on a real 3D board. Turn it off for quick, plain captures if you prefer.

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132 unique pieces

Eleven armies, twelve pieces each, every one its own model. Not recolours. A pirate rook is a cannon-toting buccaneer; a mech rook is a walker.

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Chess for every level

Twelve lessons with a coach on the board. Five AI levels, Beginner to Master. Two-player on one device. Fifteen challenges and a puzzle a day.

The armies

Royal Court is free. The other ten are one-time purchases.

Royal CourtClassic. Regal. Every piece is what it says it is.
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Warbound: KingdomHigh fantasy. Oversized pauldrons. Zero subtlety.
Warbound: HordeRusted iron, bone and tusk. The other half of the war.
Frostborn RaidersAxes, longships and very bad weather.
Shogun's CourtLacquered armour. Perfect posture.
Corsair CoastTwo crews. One board. No quarter.
High NoonDraw. The whole board is a standoff.
Task Force 64Modern warfare on sixty-four squares.
Steel VanguardHeavy metal. Heavier captures.
Grave LegionThe endgame, literally.
Stick TacticsZero polygons wasted. All attitude.