- September 10, 2016
- EnsenaSoft
Chess Knight 2
36%Game Brain Score
music
graphics, story
36% User Score 56 reviews
Platforms
About
A medieval world of strategy and tactics await you to engage in epic battles of wits as you master the moves and the strategies in a conquest to claim the kingdom of Chess.





Audience ScoreBased on 56 reviews
music4 positive mentions
graphics8 negative mentions
- The game offers a functional chess experience with multiple difficulty settings and local multiplayer options.
- The medieval-themed chess board and relaxing soundtrack provide a pleasant atmosphere for casual play.
- There are different skins available for the chess pieces, allowing for some customization.
- The graphics are subpar and make it difficult to distinguish between pieces, leading to confusion during gameplay.
- The AI is weak and does not provide a challenging experience, even at higher difficulty levels.
- There is no online multiplayer, and winning feels underwhelming due to the lack of feedback or celebration.
graphics
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of this 2016 chess game are widely criticized as subpar, glitchy, and lacking in detail, with many reviewers noting that they are not only low-quality for the time but also poorly optimized, causing performance issues even on capable systems. Users express disappointment over the absence of customization options and visual feedback, leading to an overall negative impression that detracts from the gameplay experience. Many suggest that there are superior, free alternatives available that offer better graphics and performance.
“The graphics are what make this go from regular chess to Chess Knight 2, but they aren't very aesthetic.”
“It has nice visuals, but still Chess Titans looks way better.”
“Considering the fact this was made in 2016, the graphics are considerably low for its time and minimal animations.”
“The graphics are very unclear and there is no visual feedback.”
“No options whatsoever to change graphics; it defaults to desktop resolution and the water effects add needless overhead, making the game sluggish.”