Chess for ages 6+: Play the computer at 3 difficulties, or two kids together. Play free right in the browser, no account or install needed.
Chess here follows the standard rules — castling, promotion, en passant, checkmate and the drawing rules — but on a large board with clearly drawn pieces, and every legal move lights up the moment a piece is tapped. Kids can play the computer at three strengths: Easy for getting to know the game, Medium which knows how to defend its pieces, and Hard which plans ahead for replies. Two children can also take turns on one device. There is no account and no countdown clock, so a child can take as long as they like over a move.
Chess for ages 6+: Play the computer at 3 difficulties, or two kids together. Play free right in the browser, no account or install needed.
Chess here follows the standard rules — castling, promotion, en passant, checkmate and the drawing rules — but on a large board with clearly drawn pieces, and every legal move lights up the moment a piece is tapped. Kids can play the computer at three strengths: Easy for getting to know the game, Medium which knows how to defend its pieces, and Hard which plans ahead for replies. Two children can also take turns on one device. There is no account and no countdown clock, so a child can take as long as they like over a move.