Battle vs Chess - PS3 Gameplay
7Title: Battle vs Chess
Type: Gameplay
Platform: PlayStation 3/PS3
Developer: Targem Games
Publisher: SouthPeak Games
Release: May 11, 2011
"Battle vs Chess" is a unique take on the classic game of chess. Developed by Targem Games and published by TopWare Interactive, it was intended to target all major seventh-generation platforms including PlayStation 3, Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
The game employs the framework of ChessBase's world-renowned Fritz! chess algorithm software, which is considered one of the most sophisticated chess engines in the world. This ensures that even the most experienced chess experts are presented with a daunting challenge.
In "Battle vs Chess", familiar chess pieces are brought to life as animated characters. The white pieces represent heaven and the black pieces represent hell. Players direct these characters to "capture" one another, with the outcomes of the battles following the rules of chess. The person who does the capture wins the battle, and it's quite entertaining to watch the fight animations.
The game features several distinct game board environments and an atmospheric soundtrack. It offers a tutorial, multiplayer mode (on one device, over LAN or Internet), two campaign modes with 30 missions, the Battleground mode, and various mini-games.
Despite its engaging gameplay, "Battle vs Chess" does not have a setting of time limit. So at higher levels, the computer thinking tends to be long, which can be a disadvantage for some players.
Overall, "Battle vs Chess" is a compelling blend of the time-honored strategy game and today's advanced gaming technology. It's not just an engine with a graphics interface, but a true chess game that revolves around the theme of good vs evil, or angels vs demons. It's one of the best chess video games ever created, offering a strong, lively, and mean gameplay experience.
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