Play chess against the computer
Choose the beginner level and play as White. The bot calculates legal moves in your browser. Passing lessons unlocks stronger levels.
Practise before you rush
Check what the last move attacked, keep your king safe and look for the opponent’s reply. Use hints to understand a position, rather than moving immediately.
After the game
Review one important moment. Your results and achievements can be kept on this device, or synchronised with an optional account.
Analyse your game against the chess bot
After the game, choose Review game. Jump to a blunder or a strong move, compare your move with the engine’s suggestion and use the chart to see who was ahead after each White move.
Example: White plays 1. Ra2 and Black replies 1…Bxd1, winning the queen. With 1. Qd3, White takes the queen off the bishop’s diagonal. When reviewing a blunder, check which reply makes your move risky.
Learn from a game against the bot
Practise reading threats with Move Check before playing a game.
- Choose an available level and play as White. After each reply, check what the last move attacked.
- Compare a candidate move with the opponent’s response. Start with checks and captures before committing to a plan.
- After the game, choose one moment you want to understand and turn it into a practical goal for your next game.
Common questions
Why are stronger levels locked?
Passing lessons unlocks stronger levels. The page tells you exactly how many more lessons you need.
Can I play without an account?
Yes. The game runs in your browser. An optional account can synchronise saved progress.
Does a hint guarantee a win?
No. The calculation has a limited depth. Use the explanation to understand a move and check the opponent’s response.