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Learn Chess

Review the goal through a picture story, then work through the chapters you need one at a time.

Chess goal (What is Chess?)

A two-player game in which players take turns moving pieces and capturing opposing pieces, aiming to checkmate the opposing king.

Scene 1 Move pieces one turn at a time, alternating sides. Pawns move forward, and knights jump in an L shape. First, check the feel of advancing the white pawn to the center.
Scene 2 Capture an Opposing Piece In chess, captured pieces do not become reserve pieces. A pawn can capture only an opposing piece one square diagonally ahead.
Scene 3 Promote the Pawn A special rule similar to promotion in shogi. In most cases, you promote to the strongest piece, the queen.
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Meet them all

The stars of this game

Explore all 6 pieces, cards, tiles, and adopted roles in order. Pause autoplay or choose any item from the list.

Items: 6
Chess pieces 16 per side

King

Skills and characteristicsMoves one square in any direction. You lose if it is checkmated.

Relative strength 5/5
Value varies by position and combination. This is a learning guide only.
1/ 6 King
Chess

Learning

CMS managed tracks
Learning Rules

Rules and Special Moves

Castling, en passant, promotion, check, checkmate

3Modules 11Items
Chess Basics Beginner / 4min

Two players move pieces alternately, and the winner is the one who checkmates the opponent's king.

  • Article Checkmate the Opposing King
  • Move sequence Move pieces one turn at a time, alternating sides.
  • Move sequence Capture an Opposing Piece
  • Move sequence Promote the Pawn
  • Move sequence Checkmate the King
Special Rules Beginner / 8min

Learn castling, en passant, and promotion in one beginner module.

  • Article Castling Basics
Practical tutorial Beginner / 7min

Use piece value, the center, and king safety as foundations for tactics, openings, and endgames.

  • Article Read Immediate Threats and Long-Term Plans Together
  • Article Center, development, and king safety
  • Article Find Tactical Motifs
  • Article Compare Opening Plans
  • Article Win the basic endgame