Eonica Chess Battle

About

Inspired by the popular Dota 2 Auto Chess game mode, Eonica Chess Battle is an auto-battler game, mixing together elements of the classic chess game with elements from the fantasy fiction world. The game features 8 players competing against each other in an exciting last man standing duel. The ultimate goal: carefully engage chess pieces in strong combinations and optimal arrangement on the board…

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44%

Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

Some chess mechanics and talents add a unique twist to the gameplay.
The game features decent animations and piece movements.
It's free to play, allowing players to try it without financial commitment.

The game is poorly balanced and lacks a proper tutorial, making it frustrating to learn.
Visual design is chaotic and can be hard to read, especially for colorblind players.
The game feels abandoned and has a very low player base, indicating a lack of interest.

graphics
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The graphics in the game are generally considered passable, with some users noting that while they are decent, the visual design can be chaotic and overwhelming. Many reviewers emphasize that impressive visuals alone are not enough to elevate the game, as the overall experience is hindered by gameplay that does not meet expectations.
- “Great auto battle game, good graphics.”
- “Some of the visuals look okay, but the visual design is too noisy and chaotic. I can see why they abandoned this one.”
- “The graphics in this game are passable, but could be better.”
- “Awful graphics - after 40 minutes of playing, my eyes hurt badly.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is criticized for lacking coherence, described as "pure, random chaos," and failing to meet high standards despite incorporating some chess and combination mechanics. Overall, it does not deliver the top-tier experience that players expect.
- “Good combination mechanics.”
- “Gameplay-wise, it's pure, random chaos.”
- “Some chess mechanics.”