kingbit 4+

Name: kingbit
Rating: 3.6 (30 reviews)
Author: Bracket Ltd.

Chess with a Modern Twist

Bracket Ltd.

Designed for iPad

- 3.6 • 30 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

kingbit is a new turn-based multiplayer game that combines elements of chess with innovative mechanics.

In this game classic chess pieces take up multiple cells, have different attack strengths, and different move ranges!

While seemingly complicated the game is actually easy-to-learn and quick-to-play but hard-to-master.

The game can be played ONLINE, versus "The Computer" or in "Tabletop Mode" like a board game.

If you're looking for a game to test your strategic thinking and pass the time, give kingbit a try today!

Mar 21, 2023

Version 1.1

NEW: iPad Support
NEW: premium dark mode
NEW: premium "Tabletop" game mode
BUGFIX: online games no longer interrupt "vs computer" games

3.6 out of 5

30 Ratings

Editors’ Notes

Chess with hit points, ranged attacks, and shape-shifting bishops? Try one of the most intriguing reimaginings of the classic board game we’ve seen.

Loved the game

I absolutely love this game and only have two critics

1. The computer is to easy and after a couple games it’s super predictable but it is amazing if you have friends you can play with
2. I have a hard time noticing checkmated and it doesn’t help when it doesn’t say anything and it would be worlds better if when your king is in checkmate it would say something

Great Game, but it’s too easy.

At first it was super fun, and very hard to win actually. Although once I gained an understanding of each piece’s capabilities and how they moved it became incredibly easy. I could win against the AI every single time without fail. By moving a pawn out of the way and just rushing the opposing king piece with your knight piece you are basically guaranteed a win. So with that said, if there was a way to increase the difficulty I think it would make the game a lot more enjoyable as players get better.
Overall, great game, great concept, but with anything this early in development, could use improvement.

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