- February 3, 2023
- Nocky
Back Rank Chess
62%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
100% User Score 13 reviews
Platforms
About
Back Rank Chess is a brand new chess variant. It is very easy to learn. You must protect the back rank against an onslaught of enemy pawns. The pawns are controlled by an advanced chess engine that will outsmart you many times! You win by capturing all the enemy pawns before they reach the back rank. If any pawn touches the back rank, you lose. The game features THREE mod…



Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews
gameplay3 negative mentions
- Back Rank Chess offers a fresh and engaging take on chess puzzles, making it enjoyable for both beginners and advanced players.
- The game features a clean and intuitive design, with a considerable number of levels that progressively increase in difficulty, providing ample opportunity for practice and strategy development.
- At a low price point, it delivers great value for chess enthusiasts, making it a worthwhile investment for casual and serious players alike.
- The game lacks more challenging puzzles and could benefit from a wider variety of scenarios to enhance the gameplay experience.
- Hints provided in the game are limited and often unhelpful, only covering the first few moves, which can be frustrating for players seeking guidance.
- The AI can be inconsistent, sometimes failing to provide a challenging experience, which may disappoint players looking for a more competitive environment.
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is highly praised for its engaging and challenging nature, making it particularly appealing to fans of strategy puzzle games. Players appreciate the difficulty level, which adds depth and encourages strategic thinking.
“I really liked it; it's a game that can really be picked up if you enjoy strategy puzzle games and challenging gameplay.”
“The gameplay feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”
“I found the controls to be unresponsive at times, which really detracted from the overall experience.”
“The difficulty spikes are frustrating and can lead to a lot of trial and error without any clear guidance.”