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Deliver the message from the King to the Castle, passing it from one piece to another of the opposite color.
This is not a chess game where you play against an opponent. The goal of the game is to solve the maze and help the king get to the castle.

Instructions for GBox ChessMazes Gameplay

Possible moves are highlighted, choose the one you think is correct. Build a route to the Castle by moving from one piece to another of the opposite color, following the rules of chess. Find the right path.

If you reach a dead end, press the "Reset" button at the top of the playing field and try to build a new route.

Who is behind the coding and design of this game?

The team credited with creating this game is Alexander Baikovskiy.

Does the game contain any blood-related violence?

Yes, GBox ChessMazes shows blood at some point.

What kind of game is it in terms of category?

The game would be categorized as Boardgames.

What are the relevant tags that capture the essence of the game?

The defining characteristics of this game based on its tags are: logic.

Is this game designed with a specific gender in mind?

Male & Female would most enjoy playing this game.

Is the game designed for a young audience?

No, GBox ChessMazes is not intended for young players.

Does this game use any specific library or technology for rendering?

The game supports the creation of this game through the WebGL engine.

What is the ideal age range to play this game?

This game is appropriate for Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors, or it targets specific age groups.

Does the game contain violent or cruel elements?

Yes, there is cruelty in GBox ChessMazes.