CHESS with LASERS

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CHESS with LASERS is a single player and multiplayer casual turn-based strategy game. It was developed by CoreffectInteractive and was released on September 14, 2021. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

CHESS with LASERS is a strategy board game inspired by classic Laser Chess and Khet. Move and rotate pieces to deflect the laser and destroy your enemy's king, while utilizing various piece abilities and weaknesses. Play locally or online multiplayer, and create and share your own levels with the in-game level editor.

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gameplay4 positive mentions

Engaging strategic puzzle gameplay that encourages critical thinking and creativity.
Visually appealing neon aesthetic combined with a unique synthwave style.
Custom level creation adds depth and variability, enhancing replayability.

Presentation and instructions could be clearer, leading to initial confusion.
Limited options for sharing custom levels and a desire for more piece variations.
Audio quality is a minor concern, with some players finding it less appealing.

gameplay
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The gameplay is consistently engaging and enjoyable, with users rating it a perfect 10/10. There is a strong desire for future updates that could introduce new gameplay innovations to enhance the experience further.
- “The gameplay as a whole is interesting and does not get boring over time.”
- “Gameplay: 10/10”
- “I hope that new updates with various gameplay innovations will be released.”
music
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The music in the game has received a positive reception, with a soundtrack rating of 8/10, and players appreciate the option to adjust the volume to their preference.
- “Soundtrack: 8/10”
graphics
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The graphics are rated 7/10, characterized by their simplicity and eye-friendly design, making them convenient for players.
- “The graphics are simple and don't strain the eye, which is very convenient.”