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DRM! ONLY ONE INSTALL ALLOWED BEFORE YOU MUST EMAIL THE DEVS! REQUIRES PERSONAL DETAILS LIKE ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER! BORING AFTER FIRST FEWDRM! ONLY ONE INSTALL ALLOWED BEFORE YOU MUST EMAIL THE DEVS! REQUIRES PERSONAL DETAILS LIKE ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER! BORING AFTER FIRST FEW MATCHES! DRM! DO NOT BUY UNLESS YOU CONSENT TO BEING A SLAVE BY BEING EMAILED PROMOTIONAL STUFF TO YOUR HOUSE AND HAVING A SECURITY SYSTEM INSTALLATION SERVICE CALL YOU WITH A ROBOT EVERY FEW MONTHS. Just don't buy it.

I am surprised of how much I liked this game. Probably the most innovative chess game out there and quickly drew me into the chess world.I am surprised of how much I liked this game. Probably the most innovative chess game out there and quickly drew me into the chess world. Definitely worth the price you pay.

Check vs. Mate could have been very good if the developers hadn't been lazy with character animations, or if someone had taken the time to write a legitimate story.

Puts a little twist on general chess. Is it worth your money? Yes. But it isn't worth your time, unless you are specifically looking for aPuts a little twist on general chess. Is it worth your money? Yes. But it isn't worth your time, unless you are specifically looking for a chess game to play with friends. While other modes are fun and all, it won't keep you coming back.

Check vs. Mate is a good game to check out if you enjoy playing combat/strategic style games that make you think and leave you upset when the computer beats you.

Battle vs. Chess is probably the most extensive chess game out there. There are a ton of modes and the animations of the fighting chess pieces are very nice. It's just a shame that the camera is positioned poorly and there really aren't that many people playing online.

Thanks to the Fritz!-Algorythm every round is challenging, as the AI doesn't do big mistakes. With many extras like the puzzles Battle VS Chess is a nice game for friends of the game of kings. For beginners this could be a tough nut though - for them the "undo" option is essential. Still - if you like chess, this sure is an interesting title for you.