Can you leave just one man standing? Simple to learn, impossible to master, addictively fun - Solitaire Chess by ThinkFun is a new logic puzzle, based on the rules of Chess. 
For chess newbies and experts alike, Solitaire Chess can be played quickly – every move must be a capture – and early challenges may seem easy, but soon you’ll find yourself in deeper waters, pushing your mind and thinking hard about your moves to try and solve the game.

The FREE version features 40 challenges, 10 at each level, to get your feet wet and get you thinking.

When you are ready, upgrade to the PREMIUM version for a mind-bending 400 finely tuned challenges, 100 at each level, 
to keep you busy and coming back for more

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HOW TO PLAY: Each challenge begins with a selection of chess pieces on a 4x4 game board. Your goal is to capture the pieces one by one until there’s only one left.

Every move must be a capture, so plan your moves wisely or you risk leaving pieces stranded! 



Don't worry if you're not familiar with Chess. Hold your finger down a few seconds on any piece to see its name and all possible moves for that particular piece. Within a few challenges, you'll be familiar with every piece – making this a great way to get familiar with how Chess pieces move. 



Solitaire Chess includes UNDO and RESET buttons, so don't be nervous about experimenting in the game.

There’s even a HINT button, for when you get in a real bind.



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GAME FEATURES:
- 4 difficulty levels – EASY, MEDIUM, HARD, EXPERT 

- The FREE version features 40 challenges, 10 at each level, to get your feet wet and get you thinking. 


- Upgrade to the PREMIUM version for a mind-bending 400 finely tuned challenges, 100 at each level, 
to keep you busy and coming back for more
- A Challenge Scorecard, so you can keep track of your wins 

- Save multiple games in progress 

- Hint/Reset/Undo buttons to help you figure out each puzzle 
- - -- Solve button to see how it’s done 

- Quick and easy Tutorial 



Solitaire Chess recently won a 2011 Parents' Choice Gold Award for excellence in mobile play. If you like Solitaire Chess, try out the Rush Hour App. It’s the world’s most successful logic puzzle – presented in app form by ThinkFun.