CHESS PROBLEMS

If you love chess, then we advise you not to neglect this game. Fun and funny pieces will arrange several chess problems for you on the board, including both simple and complex ones. The collection of tasks is a tower of bricks, on top of which the red king wanders back and forth. Each brick of the tower hides a task that will destroy it. The goal is to break all the bricks, completely destroying the tower, that is, to solve all the problems.

Why is the king red? It's just that the authors decided that for this game it's worth replacing the boring black and white colors with red and blue, respectively. Therefore, the figures here are dressed in reddish and bluish clothes. In addition, they are all alive-with eyes and emotions. For example, kings are funny nervous when they are put on check.

Note that the tower bricks are marked with skulls. One skull means that the task is easy, two-medium difficulty and, finally, three bricks symbolize increased difficulty. Click on any brick and you will see a board with pieces placed on it. This is the task. At the top, a dark green board will show you how many moves you need to solve it in. For example, 1 move means that the solution is possible in 1 move, 2 moves — in two, 3 — in three. All tasks have a goal-to checkmate the red king. You can't exceed the specified number of moves — you'll have to replay them.

Some chess problems may contain a non-standard configuration for an ordinary chess game. For example, you can see on the board three queens on each side — this is not a mistake-decide! So, remember, the goal is to crush the red king tower by breaking every single brick. Get to work!