Real chess.
With spells.
Take on the computer at chess, but 16 good and evil wizards play along: with mana, spells, hidden traps and cheeky quips.
Chess against the computer, with 16 good and evil wizards, mana and traps.
- Free to download
- No ads
- No account
- Plays offline
Chess, but the wizards are playing too
Choose your side: the Bright Circle of good wizards or the Shadow Guild of evil ones. Every wizard brings three powers and a hidden trap. Bruno Cloudburst stuns with a thunderclap, Granny Hilda grows bramble hedges, Baron Basil Grimgaze burns with his evil eye.
Play wisely, gather mana and cast your spells at the right moment. All the chess rules apply, including castling, en passant and promotion.
How to playTrap, mana, spell
Hide a trap
Before the first move you hide a trap on the board. Only you know where it is.
Gather mana
Every move and every capture earns you mana. The good wizards move first, so the evil ones start with some mana.
Cast instead of moving
Spend your mana on one of your three spells. Each wizard also has a master spell.
Checkmate decides
The king is immune to every spell. In the end, checkmate always decides.
16 good and evil wizards
Eight in the Bright Circle, eight in the Shadow Guild. One for each play style, and every one has a rival on the other side. Bruno and Baron Basil are free to play right away; defeat any other wizard three times and they play for you.
















48 spells16 traps~700 cheeky quips33 achievements3 difficulty levels
Frequently asked questions
Downloading is free. Bruno and Baron Basil are free to play right away. You unlock every other wizard by defeating them three times. If you would rather not wait, a one time purchase unlocks all 16 at once.
No ads, no account, no internet connection required. Achievements can also appear in Game Center or Google Play Games, if you like.
On iPhone and iPad from the App Store, and on Android phones and tablets from Google Play.
No. There are three difficulty levels: Beginner, Normal and Master. A short guide in the app explains traps, mana and spells.
Not yet. You play against the computer, whose wizards have plenty to say about your moves.
