Logic game that will allow you to keep your neurons in shape through very entertaining challenges.
To complete this game it is not necessary to know how to play chess, but to know the movements of the 5 chess pieces involved (King, Lady, Rook, Horse and Bishop).
The objective of the game is to deduce the positions of the five pieces on the board. For this we must obtain clues by clicking on the box (box) on which we want information. The numbers that we will discover inform about the number of pieces that attack that specific area.
There are hundreds of thousands of possible combinations on the board, which will provide us with all the training and mental entertainment we want.
It will be especially useful to train the spatial vision of those starting out in the world of chess.
Recommended for neurons of all ages.
To complete this game it is not necessary to know how to play chess, but to know the movements of the 5 chess pieces involved (King, Lady, Rook, Horse and Bishop).
The objective of the game is to deduce the positions of the five pieces on the board. For this we must obtain clues by clicking on the box (box) on which we want information. The numbers that we will discover inform about the number of pieces that attack that specific area.
There are hundreds of thousands of possible combinations on the board, which will provide us with all the training and mental entertainment we want.
It will be especially useful to train the spatial vision of those starting out in the world of chess.
Recommended for neurons of all ages.
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